A productivity app that actually works with your ADHD brain.
A calm space to figure out what to do next.
No guilt trips. No red badges. No shame spirals.
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3 tasks for today. No rush.
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Sound familiar?
The app graveyard
You’ve downloaded 30+ productivity apps. Each one promised to fix everything. Each one made you feel worse when you stopped using it.
The freeze
You open your task list. 47 items stare back. You close the app and scroll Instagram instead. Not because you’re lazy — because your brain just shut down.
The shame loop
“5 overdue tasks.” A red badge. A streak broken. Every other app punishes you for having ADHD. Then wonders why you uninstall it.
You're not broken. Your apps were.
Rivvit doesn't fight your brain.
It works with it.
“What’s next?” button
One tap. The AI looks at your energy, your priorities, and your deadlines — then picks one task for you. No decision paralysis. Just start.
Tinder-style triage
New tasks come in? Swipe right to keep, left to skip, up to do now. Sort your inbox in 30 seconds instead of 30 minutes.
Anti-shame design
Nothing turns red. Ever. Missed a task? It quietly moves to today. No “overdue” counters. No broken streaks. No guilt-trip notifications. Bad days happen — Rivvit just says “let’s keep going.”
Energy-aware
Having a 2-spoon day? Rivvit shows you less. Feeling great? It brings out your stretch goals. The app adapts to you, not the other way around.
Here's what it actually looks like
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Today view — your calm command center
Research competitors' onboarding flows
Triage — swipe through your inbox
Overwhelmed? Let AI pick your next task.
What’s Next — AI picks your task
Built by someone who gets it.
I'm a developer with autism and ADHD traits. I tried every productivity app out there — Todoist, TickTick, Notion, Habitica, Tiimo. Each one eventually made me feel like a failure.
So I built the app I wished existed. One that never punishes you for having a bad day. One that actually understands how our brains work.
Rivvit is in early beta. I'm looking for people who've been through the "app graveyard" to test it and help shape what it becomes. Founding members get special pricing — as a thank-you for believing in this early.
— Igor, maker of rivvit
Join the beta. Shape the app.
Founding member pricing
Early testers get a permanently discounted rate when we launch. No surprise price hikes. Ever.
Direct line to the developer
I’ll personally help you set it up and hear every idea you have.
Your input builds the product
This isn’t a finished app with a feedback form. Your suggestions become real features.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Rivvit different from Todoist / TickTick / Tiimo?
Most productivity apps assume shame motivates action — red overdue badges, broken streaks, guilt-trip notifications. Rivvit is built on the opposite principle: nothing ever makes you feel bad. Anti-shame isn’t a feature we added — it’s a system-level constraint that shapes every design decision.
How much does it cost?
Free during beta. When we launch pricing, there will always be a generous free tier. Paid plans start at $6/month, and we offer a lifetime purchase option — because we know ADHD brains forget to cancel subscriptions, and we think charging for that is wrong.
Is my data safe?
Your data stays yours. We don’t sell it, share it, or use it to train AI models. The AI processes your task list only to make suggestions — nothing leaves our servers beyond that.
What does the AI actually do?
The “What’s next?” button looks at your tasks, priorities, deadlines, and energy level to suggest one task at a time. It explains why that task — gently, not as a command. You can always tap “Ask again” if it doesn’t feel right. No pressure, ever.
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Founding member pricing won't last forever.