A task app for the part that actually gets stuck
Most to-do apps assume you already know how to start. Chunkable doesn't.
Why is getting started the hard part with ADHD?
Too many choices, too early
Deciding where to even begin is its own separate task, and it's often the one that stalls everything else: a 2025 study found 82% of adults with ADHD report regular difficulty with decision-making. Chunkable's brain-dump box skips that: type or say whatever's in your head, however messy, and let the breakdown make the first decision for you.
Time that doesn't feel real until it's gone
"20 minutes" can feel like nothing and forever at the same time, a 2022 meta-analysis of 55 studies found ADHD adults have a measurably different sense of time passing, this isn't a discipline problem. A live countdown while you work turns that number into something you can actually feel passing, instead of a plan you quietly fall behind on.
A bad day that turns into a bad week
Missing one day in most task apps means a broken streak, a red counter, or a wall of overdue items staring back at you, exactly the kind of thing that makes opening the app again feel worse, not better. Behavioral research backs the fix too: people are far more likely to actually try again right after a natural reset point than mid-slump. Chunkable never shows any of that, and treats every open as a fresh one.
Sources: European Psychiatry (2025); Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (2022); Management Science (2014).
What do other ADHD apps get wrong?
This is built from reading thousands of real reviews across dozens of ADHD and task apps. A handful of complaints kept showing up, so we designed against them directly.
No quiz before you can start
Some apps put a personality quiz, a tutorial carousel, or an account wall between opening the app and doing anything. Chunkable's first screen is the brain dump box. Nothing else.
Reordering that actually saves
It's the single most common complaint across this whole app category: drag a step to reorder it, close the app, and the order is gone. Ours is tested against a force-close, every time.
No red badges, no broken streaks
Overdue counters and lost streaks train people to avoid the app on a bad day, exactly when they need it most. Nothing here ever turns red.
A price that never changes on you
The strongest pattern in the research behind this app: task apps that pull a lifetime price out from under people who already trusted it. Whatever you pay, that price is yours forever. It only ever moves for people who haven't bought yet, never for people who already have.
Chunkable isn't for everyone, and that's fine. It's Android-only for now: no iPhone or desktop app yet. And it's built for one task that feels too big to start, not for running a multi-week project with a team, deadlines, and shared lists, that's a different kind of tool entirely. If that's what you need, Chunkable probably isn't it. If what you need is help starting the next small thing, it is.
Curious why it's built this way, not just what it does?
Read the methodWhat happens when you open Chunkable?
- Open the app. No quiz, no login, no tutorial. The brain-dump box is the first thing you see.
- Type or speak whatever's spinning in your head, no matter how messy or long.
- Chunkable turns it into a short, editable checklist. Nothing is ever locked, edit any step, reorder anything.
- Start a step and watch a live countdown while you work it, one thing at a time.
- Check it off. Quiet, positive feedback, nothing red, no streak to protect. 20 AI breakdowns included, no trial, no paywall countdown.
The next thing to do doesn't have to feel this big.
One honest payment, forever. Your list doesn't disappear when you check a box.