Divergify Guide

Divergify is a task and regulation app built for neurodivergent brains. It reduces overwhelm, lowers decision fatigue, and helps you take action without spiraling.

It focuses on clarity, speed, and emotional safety instead of productivity guilt.

Divergify is designed for people with ADHD, autism, anxiety, executive dysfunction, overwhelm, and burnout.

If traditional planners feel like punishment, this is built for you.

Most apps give you lists. Divergify gives you one focus at a time, energy-based task suggestions, cognitive load tagging, built-in emotional regulation tools, and a Sidekick that nudges instead of shames.

It is structured to reduce friction, not increase pressure.

The Sidekick is a short-form AI guide inside the app. It gives grounding prompts, micro nudges, pattern interrupts, and small dopamine wins.

It is designed to be brief, supportive, and non-overwhelming.

No. Divergify is a tool for daily structure and regulation. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace professional care.

Yes. Divergify stores your data locally on your device by default. We do not sell personal information.

Privacy and low-friction design are core principles of the system.

Sticky is a quick capture tool. You tap once, write the thought, then send it to either Task Inbox or Ideas Vault.

It prevents mental clutter from turning into chaos piles.

Tasks are labeled Light, Medium, or Heavy. This helps you choose tasks based on energy instead of guilt.

Your brain state matters more than the size of the task.

Divergify includes one-tap grounding tools: breathing resets, pattern interrupts, and sensory-friendly screens.

The app is built to calm first, then move.

No. It is built for teens and adults navigating modern cognitive demands across school, work, and life.

Yes. Premium supports advanced features and helps fund reinvestment into neurodivergent youth programs.

Core emotional regulation and task clarity remain accessible.

No. Divergify is built around the idea that divergent minds are valuable.

The goal is stability and structure, not conformity.