FlowStack

What it does

Instead of juggling everything at once, FlowStack lets you stack your tasks sequentially and use timers to stay focused on each one. It’s like time-blocking, but more flexible. It keeps you accountable to do the tasks you set out to do.

The focus timer that keeps you in flow. One task, one timer, no forced breaks. Built for ADHD, deep work & daily routines. Free for iPhone and Android

The beautiful thing about FlowStack is that it works for different types of people. Here are a few of the key characteristics of our users. What is the common denominator for these people? A timer. Struggling to start tasks? Keep pushing that one thing forward day after day? FlowStack helps you begin — with timers that make starting feel doable. Keep getting pulled in 10 directions when you’re trying to focus on one? FlowStack helps you stay locked in — one task, one timer, no distractions. Working nonstop and forgetting to pause? Not even sure what you’re focusing on anymore? Set a clear timer followed by a break You don’t need an ADHD diagnosis to benefit from FlowStack — but many users…from flowstack-app.com

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