Indy

Indy

AI support for your ADHD, not just your to-do list

5.0
2 reviews

333 followers

Indy is a free, AI-powered ADHD support app designed for how ADHD brains actually work. Informed by behavioral science and insights from 80,000+ coaching sessions, Indy uses adaptive systems and structured prompts to help you stay connected to what matters through future-mapping, daily scaffolding, and guided reflection.
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What do you think? …

Soya Oda

Congrats on the launch! As a doctor and dev building an AI health app, I completely agree that 'blank page' interfaces are the enemy of executive dysfunction.

I love that you focused on structured flows instead of just another chatbot.

Question: How does Indy handle the 'shame cycle' when a user falls off the wagon for a few weeks? Does the AI proactively reach out to re-engage them, or does it wait for the user to return?

Bautista Helou
Have wanted to try Shimmer for a long time because I see the value on the product: tailored made coaching for ADHD tackling every aspect in which we ADHDers fall short. Much better than therapy. Sadly being from Argentina the price is too high compared to therapy and can’t access. But there when Indy comes in, built from the best from shimmer sessions and crafted by experts with lots of tools transit life with ADHD. One of my fav tools for ADHD without a doubt!
Helen Krause

I have been using Indy since its launch. It's the one app I never knew I needed, but really love. It's like having a goal setting tool, encourager, and problem solver all at the same time. No guilt, but accountability and helpful suggestions. I love it!

Mykyta Semenov 🇺🇦🇳🇱

I feel like I’ve had ADHD since childhood :) I can think about a huge number of things at the same time, and sometimes it’s very hard to concentrate. I have to turn off my phone, messengers, and other distractions to stay in the flow.

April Maas

This is the first ADHD app I’ve tried that actually works. The AI is surprisingly sophisticated for a a new product. I’m really impressed by the thought that went into this.