Planners take your word for it.

Every scheduler we tried was happy to arrange our intentions. Ten things in a day that holds six, no argument. Nothing noticed the gym hadn't happened in a fortnight, and by the afternoon the plan was $#&#! and we were improvising again, which is the one thing an ADHD brain can't do on its own.

ChaosPilot does the part the brain won't. You say it in plain language and it becomes a rule, not an entry. Commitments stay put, flexible work gets packed into gaps that actually exist, and every placement comes with its reason. It won't let you overcommit, and it tells you when to leave the house.

Early days. It's an iPhone app, it runs on our own phone, and it's honest in the app about what's built and what isn't. The scheduling, the nudges and the record work. Next is letting it change the plan itself and reach into the phone and the house.