Most productivity apps shout at your brain. Wrendle just gives it a tiny nudge.
Built for ADHD brains — no guilt pile, no red overdue badges, no doom. One task at a time. Every day resets clean.
If you've abandoned every other productivity system — Todoist, Notion, the paper planner, the whiteboard, the colour-coded calendar — that's not a character flaw. Those tools were designed for neurotypical brains. Wrendle was designed for yours.
The whole system takes about 10 minutes of attention, spread across the day.
Morning
5 min
Tell Wrendle how you actually feel today — not how you wish you felt. Then swipe through your tasks and pin 3 for today. That's your whole plan.
Work session
You
The focus card shows your top task. Done → tap Done, next surfaces. Stuck → tap Skip, something moveable appears. Too big → AI breaks it into 5-minute steps.
Midday
60 sec
Still on it? Switch? Need it broken down? One tap. That's the whole check-in.
Evening
3 min
See everything you actually did today. Triage anything untouched. Tomorrow starts completely clean — no overdue pile waiting for you.
Not how they're supposed to work. How they actually work.
The focus card shows you exactly one task. Nothing else. No list, no overwhelm, no decision paralysis.
Tell Wrendle how you're feeling and it surfaces tasks that match. A low-energy day gets low-energy tasks.
One tap and the AI breaks any task into 3–5 concrete steps of 5–10 minutes each. The first step is always the hardest.
A Pomodoro timer with ambient sound — café, rain, or brown noise. Your brain believes someone's nearby. It helps.
Morning: pick your 3. Midday: check in. Evening: celebrate, triage, reset. A gentle rhythm that keeps you oriented.
Overdue tasks don't turn red. They don't stack up. They just stay in Now, ready for you whenever you're ready for them.
No jargon. No hustle-culture advice. Just honest writing about ADHD and getting things done.
Understanding ADHD
Your list of failed productivity apps isn't a character flaw — it's a data point. The science of why traditional systems make ADHD worse, and what actually works.
How to use Wrendle
What to actually do each day, in order. Energy check, morning sort, focus sessions, midday check-in, evening reflection. Practical and specific.
The core loop — capture, focus, complete — is free forever.
£0
Forever free
£5.99/mo
Billed monthly · cancel any time
The wren is the smallest common British bird. It has one of the loudest calls in the country. It punches far above its weight. That felt like the right mascot for people who have been told they can't get things done.
Start for free — no card neededTakes 30 seconds. No credit card. Just you and one task.