Improving executive functioning skills for kids with ADHD

“I did it myself!”

ADHDone is a simple daily routine tracker that gives kids ownership over their own morning and evening tasks — so everyone gets a calmer start (and end) to the day.

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ADHDone app showing morning tasks and saved time for two kids

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Why we built this

This app was born out of frustration — the good kind. Every morning looked the same: brush your teeth, get dressed, find your shoes, don't forget your backpack. Said once, twice, five times, every single day.

What we really wanted was for our son to be able to look at his own list, figure out what came next, and check it off himself — without us hovering over every step.

So we built a tool to help him do exactly that. It's made a real difference in our house, and it's still how we run our mornings today.

We figured other families raising kids with ADHD might be living the same mornings — and might benefit too.

How it works

Completely customizable

Add lists for every child, change default tasks, set scheduled tasks. Includes a parent settings page for easy management.

Kids check things off themselves

They open their own list, see what's next, and mark it done — no more reminders shouted from the next room. Kids can also create their own tasks and reminders to work toward spending their reward minutes on whatever your family decides.

Independence builds, day by day

Earned time reinforces the habit, while you stay in the loop — without micromanaging every step.

Keeping it fun

Daily themes change to keep things fresh, fun sounds celebrate every checked-off task, and a fun fact of the day adds a little spark.

Your family's privacy, respected

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No tracking

We don't track you across the web or build a profile of your family.

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No ads

ADHDone will never show ads to you or your kids — ever.

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No data selling

Your family's information is never sold or shared with anyone.

We built this because we needed it for our own family. Helping kids with ADHD become more independent and confident is the only thing we care about.