Executive function support for adults

Momentum for minds that wander

Diverge surfaces one next action at a time, and is designed to be returned to after you stop. No streaks. No overdue counters. Nothing that piles up while you're away.

Free to start. Pause or cancel in two taps.

Five Diverge screens: the home view with one next action, a step timer, a domain list, the People view, and settings.

01 — Why the last one stopped working

You've done this before. Three to eight apps, probably, plus paper.

The pattern repeats because the tools are built the same way each time — for the enthusiasm of the first week, not the depletion of the sixth.

  1. 01

    Novelty carries adoption

    The new tool is interesting, and interest supplies the starting energy.

  2. 02

    Novelty decays

    Within weeks it isn't interesting any more. The starting energy goes with it.

  3. 03

    Backlog becomes evidence

    Overdue counters and broken streaks turn the tool into a record of what you didn't do.

  4. 04

    You stop, and the stopping counts against you

    So the next tool starts from a lower baseline. That's the loop we're built to break.

Other tools are built for the day you install them. Diverge is built for the day you come back.

Tasks · Admin · People · Mind · Body

02 — How it works

One thing at a time, on the day you actually have.

Today's capacity

Everything's available.

Next · Admin

Reply to the landlord about the boiler

About 4 min · ends when observed

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Interface sketch — see v1.3 screens for real product UI

Designed for the day you have, not the day you planned

Two modes: full capacity and survival. When you're depleted, the product adapts instead of asking you to meet it.

Nothing accumulates against you

No streaks, no overdue counters, no guilt surfaces. Amnesty clears what's piled up — no review, no justification.

One thing, not a list

A single surfaced next action, and capture in under ten seconds. There is no list view, because the list is the thing that makes you feel bad.

Built to be returned to

Re-entry is a designed flow. Coming back after two weeks away is treated as normal use, because it is.

03 — If you want the mechanism

What's under it, for the sceptical.

You've been promised things before. Here's how the commitments above are actually enforced, so you can judge them.

  • Six-primitive engine with domain configuration — Tasks, Admin, People, Mind, Body — so there's depth without setup burden.
  • Distress language bypasses all decomposition and routes straight to support resources.
  • A global nudge budget, so notifications never become noise you learn to ignore.
  • The Body domain restricts numeric tracking by design, rather than leaving it to you to avoid.
  • Cadence decay is modelled and handled — the product expects the gap.

04 — Getting started, and stopping

A tool built on coming back can't punish you for leaving.

Free to start, with no card. Pause for as long as you need. Cancelling is a button in settings — not an email you have to write.

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