A journal for ADHD brains · Coming soon
You've started a dozen journals and quit them all. Not because you're lazy — because they asked too much. Unstreak asks for one sentence. About ten seconds. Done.
No spam. One email when we launch. Privacy
It's not a willpower problem. Most journaling apps are built for brains that like long, quiet routines.
A big empty page asks "where do I even start?" — and the answer is usually "later."
Miss one day, the streak resets, and the whole thing feels ruined. So you stop opening the app.
If it's buried in a folder on page three of your phone, it doesn't exist.
Four things. Nothing else to set up, learn or keep up with.
Save it to your home screen and it opens straight to today's line. No menus, no decisions.
Skipped a week? Nothing breaks. The app just says welcome back.
"On this day" brings back your old lines. Small proof that you've come a long way.
At the time you pick. Not five pings a day, not a nag. Just one nudge.
Before bed, on the train, after the kids are down. Whenever works.
What happened, how you felt, one thing you noticed. Messy is fine.
A month of single lines tells a story you'd never have written in one go.
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