How the app works
How ADHD Cleaning Planner Works: What to Clean, and When
A cleaning app that tells you what to do has to decide for you. Here is what ADHD Cleaning Planner shows on an ordinary day, screen by screen.
Practical writing on ADHD and housework: why starting is hard, what actually helps, and how to build a cleaning routine that survives a bad week.
How the app works
A cleaning app that tells you what to do has to decide for you. Here is what ADHD Cleaning Planner shows on an ordinary day, screen by screen.
ADHD and cleaning
Body doubling means cleaning while someone else is there, and for many people with ADHD it is what makes starting possible. Here is how it works, alone too.
App comparisons
Tody, Sweepy, FlyLady and ADHD Cleaning Planner judged on what matters with ADHD: starting, setup, bad days and paywalls. Checked on their store listings.
ADHD and cleaning
What research says about ADHD and the home: how common ADHD is, why cleaning is harder, and the links with clutter, chores and relationships. Charts and a source for every number.
ADHD and cleaning
Dishes look like the smallest chore in the house, yet the sink is where many people with ADHD get stuck. Here is why, and how to make the pile shrink.
App comparisons
Sweepy and Tody compared on platforms, pricing model, how they decide what to clean, household sharing and weak spots, checked on their store listings.
ADHD and cleaning
Laundry is not one chore but six, each needing its own start, and the machine never calls you back. Why that breaks with ADHD, and how to cut the steps.
App comparisons
Eight cleaning schedule apps compared on platforms, pricing, strengths and weak spots, checked on their store listings, including the one we make.
ADHD and cleaning
Closing duties are a short, fixed list of evening tasks so tomorrow starts in a usable home. Where the idea comes from, and how to build a list that lasts.
ADHD and cleaning
A doom pile is a stack of small decisions nobody made. Why they form with ADHD, and a sorting method that clears one without an afternoon of dread.
ADHD and cleaning
Most cleaning routines are built for the version of you that has energy. Here is one with a floor under it, so a bad week does not end it.
ADHD and cleaning
ADHD task paralysis makes starting a mess feel impossible even when you want to clean. Here is what is happening and five ways to get moving.
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