Phone alerts disappear
Three taps to interact. Easy to dismiss. Buried under 47 other notifications. Gone before your brain registers them.
A touchscreen that lives in your room and tracks what needs doing. Built for ADHD brains. Always visible. Tap to complete. No app required.
In private testing · first devices ship to the waitlist
Green and quiet. Nothing needs you yet. Glance and move on.
Amber. Time is moving, even if your brain cannot feel it. A nudge, not an alarm.
Red, and every device in the house lights up. Impossible to miss, easy to fix with one tap.
Phone reminders get swiped. Sticky notes become wallpaper. Todo apps collect dust. You don't need more willpower. You need something that works with your brain, not against it.
Three taps to interact. Easy to dismiss. Buried under 47 other notifications. Gone before your brain registers them.
ADHD brains don't feel elapsed time the way other brains do. You need to see it, not remember it.
A neutral system that tracks it for you means fewer awkward conversations and fewer things falling through.
A 3.49-inch touchscreen powered by an ESP32-S3. It shows what needs doing, how long it's been, and who's up next, color-coded so you can read the room at a glance.
Mount it in any room. Tap through WiFi setup on the device itself. No phone needed.
Meds, dishes, laundry, trash. Set how often. It tracks elapsed time automatically.
Did the thing? Tap it. Pick who did it. Timer resets. It knows who's up next.
Tasks shift green to amber to red. If something gets urgent, every device in the house lets you know.
Quiet when you're on track. Louder when something needs you. Glanceable from across the room. No reading required.
The device tracks whose turn it is. Not you. Not your roommate. A neutral system that removes the guesswork.
WiFi down? The device keeps working. Tasks, timers, and touch all function locally, then sync when it returns.
Housemates don't download anything or make an account. They're just a name on the device. Zero friction.
"9 days since sheets washed" and "3 days until tax deadline." Elapsed or countdown. Both make invisible time visible.
Capacitive touchscreen. Always-on display. Built to work with how your brain actually works.
A built-in lithium battery keeps the display alive during outages. Your tasks don't vanish when the lights flicker.
Completed tasks stay at the bottom of the screen until midnight. See what you accomplished. You did more than you think.
Up to four devices in a space. "Show everywhere" tasks appear on all of them, so nothing hides in another room.
Everything's red. You're overwhelmed. Executive function left the building. One tap clears the slate. No judgment. No guilt log. No passive-aggressive counter. Just a fresh start, whenever you need one.
Buy the ReminderBlox once and it works, forever, for free. Premium is optional, and it's not for the person with ADHD. It's for the people around them who want to check in from their phone.
For the ADHD user. The device works fully on its own.
For housemates, partners, and parents who want remote awareness.
Push notifications are not a value prop for ADHD brains, they are just more alert noise that gets ignored. The physical display in the room is the reminder. Premium exists for the people who benefit from remote visibility.
ReminderBlox is in private testing. First devices ship to early supporters. No spam. Just one email when it's ready.