For brains wired a little differently.

your brain works differently. your tools should too.

your brain, with backup.
for the open tabs, the doom pile, and everything in between.

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Your brain holds everything. Your kids' schedules, your husband's questions about what to make for dinner, the idea you had in the shower, the thing your oldest mentioned in passing that you knew mattered. It holds all of it, and it's exhausted.

spoonstack is your second brain. It doesn't forget. It holds everything so you don't have to.

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Thought you forgot where you put that teacher gift you bought a few months ago?
You told spoonstack where you put it when you bought it. spoonstack remembers.
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You need to email the teacher. You've been putting it off for three days.
spoonstack writes it for you. The kind of email that says exactly what needs to be said.
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You have an idea. You don't know where to put it.
Tell spoonstack. It holds on to it. When it connects to something else, it'll let you know.

It pays attention when you can't. Patterns. Things you'd miss. Held without judgment, surfaced when you need them.

The more it knows, the better it works. And it never stops learning.

The ADHD tax is real.

Late fees because you forgot. Bought it twice because you couldn't find the first one. Three hours on a side quest when you had one thing to do. The ADHD tax is real and it adds up. spoonstack doesn't fix your brain. It holds the overhead so yours is free for something else.

Forgot to cancel something. Again.
Bought new headphones because you couldn't find yours (they were under the couch)
Went to send one email and fell down a two-hour side quest
The thing that's been in your doom pile for 11 days
The text you've been avoiding for longer than you want to admit
Performed competence all day and had nothing left by 4pm
How it works

Not a productivity app.

An external brain for when yours is full.

Most apps were built for neurotypical brains on good days. spoonstack was built for your actual brain, on your actual days. It handles the executive function overhead: the task paralysis, the time blindness, the 1000 open tabs, so you can use your spoons on what actually matters.

Step 01
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It knows your day before you do.
It knows Simone has cheer Tuesday at 4pm and Noah has OT Wednesday at 3pm. It knows you haven't eaten. It builds your day around what's real, not what's ideal.
Step 02
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It notices what you can't.
Your hard days cluster on mondays. You always lose your keys when you're late. It sees the patterns before you do and holds them without judgment.
Step 03
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It holds what your brain drops.
Amy's dad had a cardiac event three weeks ago and she hasn't brought it up. The permission slip is under the mail. Your keys are on the kitchen counter. It remembers so you don't have to.

Your memory, outside your head.

Everything you're carrying about your family, organized, searchable, and ready when you need it. The more you add, the smarter it gets.

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Handles the mental load
The decisions, the planning, the remembering. spoonstack externalizes the parts that drain you most. Not a to-do list. The actual overhead that lives in your head.
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Knows your family
School schedules, what each kid will and won't eat, who needs what kind of approach. Every widget knows your family. You never repeat yourself.
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Capture anything
Permission slip, random thought, appointment confirmation. Point your camera, speak it, forward an email. It lands in your brain, filed, searchable forever.
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Learns your actual hacks
The oven mitt trick. The timer for the bad feeling. The thing that works for you that nobody else would think of. spoonstack captures what works and surfaces it back when your patterns say you need it.
Real outputs · real family · real relief

This is what it actually does.

Every widget knows your family. Every output is specific to your situation. Not a template. The actual thing you needed, ready to use.

📞 One Hard Thing
The task that has been sitting there 11 days. spoonstack scripts the opener so you don't freeze on the call.
Sitting there 11 days
Book the couples therapy intake session
AI wrote this for you
"Hi, I'm calling to book an intake appointment for couples therapy. Do you have anything available in the next two weeks?"
If you freeze, say: "I don't know where to start. Can you walk me through it?"
📋 Copy script
📧 Email instead
👤 Delegate to Andre
🍳 What's For Dinner
Answers the 5pm question at 8am. Knows what everyone will and won't eat and gives you a real answer, not a list of options.
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Noah: plain only, no mixed textures, separate plate always · Simone + Lily: no restrictions
pick this
bacon + green beans + rice
Noah eats all of it · 15 min · one pan
sheet pan chicken + roasted green beans + potatoes
everyone eats it · 35 min · hands off
eggs + bacon + toast
breakfast for dinner · 10 min · no decisions
Lock this in
Step by step
Send to Andre
💬 Partner Update
So they don't text at 3pm asking what you already said. Written from your Brain, ready to send.
Hey babe. Last week of school recap: Simone and Noah need red shirts Monday. Thursday, Simone has cheer at 4pm · Noah needs you or a sitter for the evening. Don't forget to eat something before 11. Love you.
Written by spoonstack from your Brain data
Send now
Make it funnier
Shorter
Save
🧹 Get It Out of Your Head
Type everything in your head. spoonstack reads it and sorts it automatically so nothing gets lost.
You typed this morning
twins red shirts monday, Lily play thursday 6pm, Noah needs pickup thursday evening, belated mothers day dinner sunday at sil house, book fathers day reservation, camp for Lily first 2 weeks july, eat snack by 11
spoonstack sorted 7 items automatically
👕 Twins: red shirts Monday Today
🎭 Lily play Thu 6pm · Noah pickup needed Thu
🍽 Book Father's Day dinner reservation This week
🏕 Lily camp July 1-14, find options Soon
📍 The Out-of-Sight Tracker
Log it the moment you put it down. Find it when your brain won't cooperate. Tap "Got it" to clear.
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Reading glasses
Kitchen counter · next to toaster · 2h ago
Found it
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Car keys
Grey jacket · coat closet · yesterday
Found it
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Lily's iPad
Under Lily's bed · 3 days ago
Found it
+ Log something
Speak it
💌 Friendship Rolodex
Remember the things that matter. Never forget a birthday, a gift, or what makes someone feel seen.
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Robin
Best friend · Last talked 3 days ago
Reach out
🎨 Fav color: pink · obsessed with purple lately
🎁 Gave purple sunglasses · Christmas 2025
💌 Writes the best thank you notes, always handwritten
🎂 Birthday: March 14, coming up in 10 months
Draft a text
Gift ideas
Add a note
Observations you might miss. Held without judgment.

This is what a year of spoonstack looks like in 2026.

Three neurospicy kids. One late-diagnosed mom. Summer is here. Her open tabs, finally closed.

spoonstack.app/display
home screen
8:02
monday, june 2
⛅ 76°
atlanta
hi 78 · lo 64 · feels 74
new 7/14 · full 7/29 · rise 6:14 · set 8:31
good morning.
tueSimone has cheer Tuesday at 4pm
wedNoah has OT Wednesday at 3pm
📎 what's on your mind?
🧹 dump everything
pinned
partner briefing
regulator
ask the vault
where did I put it
all stacks ↓
side quests
learn to spin on rollerblades · you're so close
fix up the garden
hang the family photos
spoonstack.app/display/my-day
live · real ai
my day · order of operations
dump your day.
we'll sort it out.
Friendship Rolodex · people
4 people
✦ on your mind
Robin's new job started last week, check in
📚 book club thursday
💛 Amy's dad had a cardiac event 3 weeks ago
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Meme
A
Alexandra
A
Amy ⚡
R
Robin ⚡
Meme
grandmother · called last week
what I know about her
📞 always calls on sundays · misses the kids
💛 she's the one who keeps the family connected
🍰 sends birthday cards with $20 tucked inside every time
⚡ she called last week. you missed it. one text back is enough.
Things I Love · Safe Foods + Tracker
family data
noah's safe foods
🍝 tap a food above to see what's for dinner tonight
takeout options
out of sight tracker
keys
kitchen counter · by the mail · 2h ago
HSA card
wallet · blue pocket · yesterday
Lily's permission slip
kitchen table · under the mail · 3 days
things everyone loves
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Diane reese's · avocado toast
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Simone (13) cheer · anything pasta
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Lily (10) baseball · audiobooks
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Noah (10) Storybots · Maroon 5
diane's brain · 247 notes
Your second brain
247 notes · sorted by recent
tagged · linked
#noah #patterns
Today
Noah radar trick: confirmed again
Ask him to check the weather radar before leaving = 10min calm window. Consistent. Works every time.
#people #amy
May 2
Amy's dad: cardiac event
3 weeks ago. She's carrying a lot. Haven't checked in. It's on me.
#lily #iep #school
Apr 30
Lily: dyslexia accommodations renewal
IEP meeting coming up, need to email Ms. Rodriguez. Extended time confirmed.
#food #health
May 20
diane safe foods this week
avocado toast, reese's cups, pomegranate seeds. Low bandwidth week, don't overthink meals.
#lily #school #deadlines
May 21
Lily permission slip: theatre field trip
Return by Friday. Still on the kitchen table.
Weekly and monthly observations

It notices things you're too close to see.

spoonstack watches quietly. Then on sunday mornings it tells you what it found. Gently, specifically, with one suggestion at a time.

Monthly Observations
Here's what spoonstack noticed this month.
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Patterns
Your lowest-spoon days clustered on Mondays and the day after school events. You logged CRISIS twice this month, both were the day after weekend activities.
One Hard Thing completion: 18 out of 23 mornings. The 5 you skipped were all Mondays. The pattern is consistent enough to suggest Mondays might need a lighter stack.
You made dinner decisions after 4pm seven times this month. Each time, it was a harder decision than it needed to be. You have a window between 7:30am and 9am that consistently goes unused.
What changed this month
diane's Vyvanse refill was booked on time for the first time in 3 months. The 14-day reminder worked.
Partner Update sent 16 out of 23 days. andre responded same-day 14 of those times.
Robin hasn't been texted back in 3 weeks. Still in Brain. Still waiting.
One thing to try
Pre-decide dinner on Sunday mornings.
You made 7 late-day dinner decisions this month. All of them were harder than they needed to be. A Sunday Dinners widget would remove those decisions entirely before the week starts.
yes, add it
not now
spoonstack is curious about
? simone had 4 school mornings flagged as hard. Is there a pattern in which days those were?
? You skipped your 11am snack reminder 9 times this month. Is that reminder helpful or just noise?
? Couples therapy intake has been in One Hard Thing for 4 weeks. Want to move it somewhere different, or try a different approach?
Works where you are

On your phone. On your computer.
One tap away from any widget.

spoonstack is a web app. Nothing to download. Open it in any browser on any device and it's already there.

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iPhone and Android
Open spoonstack in Safari or Chrome, tap Share, and add it to your Home Screen. It looks and feels like a native app. No App Store required.
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Mac, PC, or tablet
Works in any browser. Pin the tab, bookmark it, or install it as a PWA. Your Morning Stack is one click away.
iPhone Shortcuts
Create a Shortcut that opens directly to your One Hard Thing widget, What's For Dinner, or your whole Morning Stack. One tap on your lock screen. No navigation, no friction.
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Put it on your kitchen display
Old iPad on the counter? Spare Fire tablet? Open spoonstack in the browser, pin the Morning Stack, and your whole family can see what's happening today. No account needed for family members to view.
The widget library

29 widgets. 8 stacks.
Every one built for a specific moment.

spoonstack has 29 widgets across 8 stacks. Each one does one thing well. You open the stack that matches where you are right now, not your best day, your actual day.

just me
my ideas
A thought just hit. Capture it before it evaporates.
things I know for sure
What actually works for your brain and family. Earned knowledge, not tips.
my day
brain dump
Get everything out of your head at once. spoonstack reads it and figures out what it means.
order of operations
Dump everything that has to happen today. Get it back sorted with time estimates.
dinner decider
Answers the 5pm question. Knows what everyone will and won't eat.
one hard thing
The task that's been sitting there. Scripts the exact first physical move.
partner briefing
Writes what your partner needs to know today. One tap, message ready.
tomorrow preview
Clears tomorrow out of tonight's head so you can actually sleep.
scan + log
Photograph anything. spoonstack reads it, files it, tells you what to do with it.
this week
week at a glance
Dump everything you know about this week. Get a map with conflicts flagged.
meal plan + grocery
Five nights planned around what everyone will eat. One grocery list.
we can do hard things
regulator
Names what's actually going on, then gives you one small move. Rename the shame, it's too much, can't name it, stuck on replay, about to say something, something happened, something else.
right now in my body
Tap what's true physically and emotionally. Get one specific 2-minute action.
my family
teacher email draft
The email to your kid's teacher. Firm, warm, says what needs to be said.
iep prep
Strong specific questions for the meeting. Your rights. What to do if they say no.
delegate to partner
Writes the ask AND the script your partner needs to actually execute it.
out of sight, not out of mind
ask the vault
Ask anything about your family. It answers from what you've stored.
where did it go
Log where you put something. Find it when your brain has completely moved on.
what was I doing
You went blank. spoonstack reads your recent activity and reconstructs where you were.
safe foods by person
What each person will actually eat. The hard nos. Always ready.
medical notes
Every med, dosage, refill date, and doctor contact. Queryable at 2am.
people
texts + messages
Pick the person and the situation. Get a draft that sounds like you.
who haven't I talked to
Surfaces the people who've gone quiet. Drafts a warm first message.
while you have a minute
work with me
A persistent body double. Set your interval, it checks in on you.
what needs doing
Not a full to-do list. What actually needs to move today, given the time you have.
side quests
The things you keep meaning to do when you have a spare 20 minutes. Here's your list.
where did the time go
You hyperfocused and lost track. Triage what actually needs attention now.
Built for where you actually are

There is a stack for whatever today looks like.

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just me
Your inner life. Ideas, patterns, regulation, permission to rest.
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my day
The logistics of today. Order of operations, dinner, one hard thing.
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this week
The shape of the next 7 days. Meals, kid schedules, week overview.
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we can do hard things
When today collapsed. Triage, shutdown, couch mode.
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people
Texts, friends, social. Message debt, what to say, am I reading this right.
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my family
Kid-specific. School scramble, teacher emails, behavior translator, iep prep.
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out of sight, not out of mind
Object permanence vault. Safe foods, locations, ask the vault.
29 widgets · growing every sprint
Idea Capture, The Out-of-Sight Tracker, What Was I Doing. Live in every stack.
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have a question or just want to say hi?
I built this myself and I read every message. Questions, feedback, ideas, or just wanting to know if spoonstack is right for you. Reach out.
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about the AI

your data is yours.
it stays inside spoonstack.

We know that putting your family's information into an AI app takes trust. Here's exactly what happens, in plain english.

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it only works for you
Everything you put into spoonstack lives in your private account. We don't read your data. The AI processes your requests to generate responses and doesn't retain them.
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we don't sell it or share it
Your family's information is not a product. We don't sell your data, share it with advertisers, or use it for anything except running the app for you. That's it.
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it doesn't train AI on your life
spoonstack uses claude by anthropic to power the AI. Per anthropic's policy, your conversations are not used to train any AI models. What you share stays between you and your account.
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Want to leave? One button in settings deletes your account and every piece of data permanently. No waiting period, no retention. Completely gone.
Questions

questions you're probably already asking.

what is spoonstack?
who is it for?
is my family's information private?
what AI does spoonstack use?
how is spoonstack different from notion?
how is spoonstack different from goblin tools?
what is executive function?
what is spoon theory?
What is the ADHD tax?
do I need to download an app?
what if it's not right for me?

what is spoonstack?

spoonstack is an AI second brain for ADHD and neurodivergent moms. It holds the executive function overhead: the open tabs, the doom pile, the things that fall through the cracks, so your actual brain has room to breathe. Built by brittany may, an audhd mom of three, diagnosed at 33.

how is spoonstack different from notion?

Notion requires you to build and maintain your own system, which demands the exact executive function that ADHD brains struggle with most. spoonstack has no setup. No blank page. No templates to configure. You start using it and it starts learning you.

how is spoonstack different from goblin tools?

Goblin Tools is a single-use task breakdown tool. spoonstack is a persistent second brain that remembers everything: your kids' safe foods, your hard-day patterns, the text you've been avoiding, where you put your keys. It gets smarter every day and works across your whole life, not just one task at a time.

what is executive function?

Executive function is the set of cognitive processes that help people plan, prioritize, initiate tasks, manage time, and regulate emotions. It's commonly impaired in ADHD, autism, and AuDHD. spoonstack is designed to externalize executive function, holding the overhead so your brain doesn't have to.

what is spoon theory?

Spoon theory, coined by christine miserandino, describes energy as a finite daily resource measured in "spoons." Neurodivergent people often start each day with fewer spoons than neurotypical people, and spend more of them on things that are free for others: decisions, transitions, sensory processing, masking. spoonstack helps you spend yours on what actually matters.