LaunchPad breaks a task you're stuck on into 3-8 micro-steps of 30 seconds to 3 minutes each, showing only one at a time so the whole task never has to fit in your head. 25+ built-in templates (dishes, laundry, email, showering) run offline and instantly; anything else goes to Gemini, which writes custom steps in a few seconds. It remembers your exact step if you close the app mid-task, and needs no account, just an anonymous ID. The team is explicit that it's a wellness tool, not a medical device, for people with ADHD, depression, or just a bad week.
What holds up
- +Turns a stuck task into 3-8 steps of 30 seconds to 3 minutes, one shown at a time
- +25+ built-in templates for dishes, laundry, and email run offline with no AI cost
- +Gemini writes custom steps for anything else, usually in a few seconds, with auto-retry
- +Reopens on the exact step you left, so a two-hour break doesn't reset you
- +No account required, anonymous ID means your data stays yours
Mind the limits
- −Not a medical device, it doesn't diagnose or treat ADHD, depression, or fatigue
- −Steps outside the 25 templates need an AI call (Gemini), unlike the offline templates
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