9:47 PM: “Call the dentist tomorrow.”
Gone by 9:49. ADHD working memory holds a thought for seconds, then writes over it. That mechanism has a name: executive dysfunction.
offmyhead
The brain-dump app for ADHD: five messy words in, a finished reminder back.
Tuesday
Off your head
Brain dump
dentist tuesday morning
Call the dentist
Tue · 9:00 AM
Proposed · one tap to confirm
The working-memory problem
Gone by 9:49. ADHD working memory holds a thought for seconds, then writes over it. That mechanism has a name: executive dysfunction.
47 notes, zero reminders. You wrote it down, felt safe, and never opened it again.
“In an hour” and “in three weeks” feel identical until the day it's due. Deadlines teleport.
The swipe
The timing
Every other reminder: You guess the time, and you guess wrong.
offmyhead: It proposes the moment you can still act.
One swipe
Every other reminder: Gone forever.
offmyhead: It comes back until you're done.
A bad week
Every other reminder: Streaks die. Restarting feels like failing.
offmyhead: Nothing decays. It resumes when you do.
An ignorable notification is guilt with a timestamp.
Useful in the first ten seconds. No folders, no system to maintain.
Local-first: your dumps live on your device, not our servers.
Designed by one of us, for the way we lose things.
Fair questions
It's built for ADHD brains first. Anyone who loses a thought the second it arrives gets the same benefit.
Soon, on iPhone and Android. The build is underway, and we won't invent a date we can't hit. The waitlist hears the real one first.
Not decided yet. Once there is pricing, the waitlist hears it before anyone else.
Your notes and reminders stay on your device, local-first. Text that needs AI to parse is processed once and discarded, never stored. From the waitlist we keep only your email address.
iPhone & Android, soon. The waitlist gets in first and shapes what ships.
One email when it launches. Unsubscribe anytime with one tap.