Taskmelt - AI Task Planner
Speak your tasks. AI sorts the rest. Built for ADHD brains.
What it does
Your brain moves faster than you can type. TaskMelt lets you speak your tasks and the AI instantly organizes everything into clean, actionable lists. No typing. No categorizing. No setup. Just talk. Perfect for ADHD minds, busy parents, and anyone drowning in mental to-do lists. → Voice-first capture (under 3 seconds) → AI auto-categorization → Zero friction design Built by a developer with ADHD who got tired of apps that don't work for real brains.
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