Because every brain and every body gets to have a good day.
Free for 7 days, then $149/yrMaddy is built for AuDHD individuals and the people who support them, at home, at work, and everywhere in between.
Maddy shows up every day as your companion, adapting to how your nervous system actually feels today, not how a task list thinks you should feel.
"Finally, something that gets it."Maddy gives you a caregiver view: task approvals, a weekly goal, voice notes, without your person ever feeling watched or managed.
"I finally stopped feeling like the bad guy."Contingency management. Shame-loop prevention. State-adaptive scaffolding. Maddy is grounded in the same evidence base you use in practice.
"Something I can actually recommend."AuDHD brains respond to real, immediate rewards. Not abstract points or someday promises. Maddy is built around this. But what counts as a reward is your call. Money. Stars. Screen time. Gems. Whatever actually motivates your person. The caregiver sets the reward type and goal. The app runs the rest.
Choose a companion from 10 characters, give them a personality that fits how you like to be spoken to, and tag your interests. Maddy will know when to be funny, when to be quiet, and when to just say: I've got you today.
No overwhelming dashboards. No shame when you miss. A simple loop designed around how an AuDHD brain actually functions.
Start each day with a 5-state check-in. Maddy reads where you are: regulated, tired, restless, overwhelmed, or "I can't right now", and shows you only what your nervous system can handle today.
State-adaptiveOne task is a door. Twelve is a wall. Maddy surfaces the right tasks at the right time of day. Focus Mode collapses everything except right now. No walls of text.
Time-awareEvery completed task earns a real reward, set by your caregiver, celebrated by the app. Then at midnight, everything resets. Yesterday's hard day stays yesterday. Always.
Daily resetEvery design decision in Maddy traces back to peer-reviewed research on AuDHD regulation, interoception deficits, polyvagal theory, and contingency management. This is applied behavioral science wrapped in warmth.
No app can claim to treat AuDHD. Maddy does not try to. What it does: scaffolds the specific executive function and interoception gaps that make daily living hard for people with AuDHD, and removes the shame that makes most tools fail.
Read the full research citations โMaddy is awesome. She has Level 1 AuDHD. Like a lot of young adults with her profile, the gap between potential and daily function was real. She can totally figure out how to navigate public transit, the airport, even fly to London and meet me on a trip. But brushing teeth? Different story.
Maddy was never failing. The tools available, and my own skills, were not built for her brain.
So we built an app and learned another way. What started as an app for one person became something I realized was needed by a lot of people. If you are reading this, it was probably built for yours too. Or for you.
Jeremy Runge, Maddy's dad
"The joy of building this together brought light on my differences and how I do things differently. I love how people can pick their own journey and show what they are passionate about."