You want to make real progress on the things that matter to you. Thrive is the ADHD app that helps you think it through, shows you what's in the way, and gives you one clear next step.
See how it works
Thrive is your goal map and thinking partner. Here's how it works.
1 · Talk it through
Talk or type what's on your mind, in your own words. The assistant asks one question at a time, then pulls out what's holding you back and the step that comes first. Everything it adds lands on your map, where you can change it.
I want to move into product design, but I only have like four hours a week and I don't even know what hiring managers want to see.
If one thing were clear, what would make the rest easier?
Knowing what they look for, I guess.
Got it. Here's what I heard.
Listening
Thinking
Added to your map
2 · See the map
What's holding you back sits at the top, next to the step that moves it. Tap any card to see what it affects and whether it deserves your focus.
‹ All goals
Move into product design
By March. One of four milestones done.
I'm not sure what hiring managers look for
Holds up all three case studiesAsk two designers what they look for
About an hourStartPick the third project
Write the Thrive case study
Rewrite the first case study
A good case study shows the problem, the process and the result
I only have about 4 free hours a week
Slows one of theseThree case studies ready
I only have about 4 free hours a week
What this affectsIt slows down “Rewrite the first case study”.
Is this the focus?Not right now. It slows one task but doesn't stop anything. Your focus stays on what hiring managers look for.
3 · Take the next step
Your day lists the steps in order, sized to the time you have. Check one off and Thrive moves you on to the next, so there's nothing left to sort.
SUN 27 SEP
3 left, 70 min2 left, 45 min
NOW45 min left
Pick the third project~25 minNext step
Ask two designers~20 minNext step
NEXT55 min left
Write the Thrive case study~45 min
Book dentist~10 min
LATER
Clear the inbox~15 min
Add a task
Pick the goal that keeps slipping. Thrive finds what's in the way and the step that moves it.
Join the waitlist and we'll email you the day it launches.
I've lost count of the goals I cared about and still couldn't start. Not for lack of wanting. Every time I sat down, the whole thing arrived at once, and sorting it used up the energy I needed to do it.
To-do apps gave me longer lists. Planners gave me more to keep up with. What I needed was someone to think it through with: something that helps me see what's really in the way, then hands me one thing to do next.
That's Thrive. It's in beta with a small group of testers now, and I'd love you to be one of the first to use it.
Taidus, founder
Thrive is in beta on iPhone now with a small group of testers. When it's ready for everyone, the waitlist hears first.
Pricing isn't set yet. Everyone on the waitlist will know before launch.
Not yet. Thrive is iPhone first. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know if that changes.
No. You can type anything you'd say, and your map, your tasks and your day all work without the assistant.
Your voice goes to the assistant live and is never recorded or kept. Your goals and tasks belong to your account alone, the app has no ads or third-party analytics, and you can delete everything at any time. Read the privacy policy.
No. Thrive is built for ADHD brains, and it works for anyone whose goals get lost in the noise. It isn't a medical app and doesn't diagnose or treat anything.
Thrive is coming soon to iPhone. Join the waitlist and be first to know when it's ready.