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i noticed something frustrating: actually planning your day, writing tasks, and figuring out when to do them often takes more time (and mental energy) than just doing the thing.
with ADHD, that problem is amplified.
so i built noro, an ai co-planner that takes the planning work off your plate.
you just speak a brain dump like "email sarah tommorrow after work, remind me to go shopping a week before christmas, and ugh, my apartment is a mess, i should deep clean this friday around 4 pm"
noro turns it into structured tasks in one-go.
Benefits especially ADHD brains:
- voice-first brain dump reduces cognitive overload from holding too many open loops in working memory, and you can get planning faster
- reduces time blindness (not knowing how long things really take) by giving realistic time estimates using AI
- reduces task paralysis (freezing when faced with one giant task) by breaking down a big tasks into tiny, doable sub-tasks that you can actually start.
In the future, I want to build noro to be more pro-active with checkins, learning from previous user context, and to make a full-fledged co-pilot productivity assistant for helping ADHD'ers (and anyone's who distracted) get things done.
i'd love feedback on: - is the value prop clear enough, or do i need sharper framing? - how does the pricing $39/yr (+free trial) feel to you? - where would this actually fit into your workflow (or not)?
let's make life with ADHD a little easier ♥