One thing for today
Today shows one main step and a couple of small ones. Everything else is parked deliberately, not lost.
We keep the work in focus when your brain won't.
moinaki is a workspace for adults with ADHD. One thing for today, instead of a backlog of forty-seven items you cannot bear to look at. A plan that bends around a bad week. A mentor who remembers you between visits, so you never start the explanation over. No streaks. No red overdue counters, and no reminders about how long you were gone.
14 days free, no card. Built for adults with ADHD and autism, and for anyone whose brain does not organise itself.
Sound familiar?
You set a goal. A week later your brain honestly cannot recall why it mattered, and arguing with it gets you nowhere. Sunday's plan looked beautiful, and by Wednesday there was nothing left of it. You missed one day, saw a red zero and never opened that app again. By the end of the month it feels like you never stopped working, and there is nothing to point at. Familiar. Every one of those systems assumes a person whose yesterday matches their today, and whose schedule runs without negotiation. Yours does not work that way.
A plan that bends
A bad week stretches the plan, a good run tightens it. Nothing gets rewritten from scratch.
A lesson where you stall
You get stuck on a specific step and a three to ten minute piece arrives about exactly that. Watch it, use it, go back.
A mentor with memory
Lem remembers your patterns, decisions and history. You never explain yourself from zero again on a Monday.
A calendar that reads energy
Low days are marked before you drop a call or a deadline into them.
What brought you here
Three ways into the same workspace. Start with whatever hurts right now.
I work for myself
You have the skill and you have the business, and the selling, the pricing and the invoices keep sliding. Build the launch in steps and hold it past one inspired week.
Business with ADHD or autism →I am studying
A course, a language, a new profession. Short sessions, progress that does not burn down, and a return to the exact spot you left.
Browse courses →I am putting life back together
Health, home, money, the relationship with yourself. Five kinds of pursuit, each with its own shape, instead of one template stretched over everything.
See how it works →How it works
You do not need a perfect plan on day one. One thought, one pursuit or one rough Monday is enough.
Say where you want to get to
In ordinary words, with no forms and no questionnaire. Lem turns it into a pursuit with stages and a first step that fits inside today.
Open Today and see one thing
One main step, a couple of small ones, and the pile you parked on purpose. A backlog of forty-seven items physically does not fit on this screen.
A bad day does not stop the movement
One button shrinks the task to a three minute version, and it counts the same as the full one. A missed day resets nothing and is recorded nowhere.
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Learn exactly where you stalled
When a step needs a skill, Lem hands you a short piece about that step. If you want the depth, the full course sits right beside it.
Working for yourself
Running your own thing with ADHD or autism is its own sport.
Nobody sets your deadlines. Nobody notices when a week disappears into replies and another landing page redesign. Hyperfocus goes to the interesting part, while the offer, the price and the invoices stay in the eternal later.
- Forty things open and nothing closed.
- Selling has been postponed for three weeks and you do not even remember doing it.
- You agreed something with a client and lost it somewhere between tabs.
- Generic networking advice does not help when the social part costs you separately.
What is different here
- The thing you do today is tied to money rather than to mood.
- A big goal is broken into stages and tasks, each with a date and a slot in the calendar.
- A short lesson arrives where you stall: how to name a price, how to write a first offer, how to move a conversation to an invoice.
- Lem remembers what you decided last week and what you have postponed three times running. He says so without a lecture.
For autistic founders specifically: explicit rules, a predictable order of screens, and no guessing at what was meant.
Build your launchOne workspace, different routes
Launch your own thing
The idea, the audience, the offer and the first sales, in steps. For freelancing, consulting, a personal brand or a small product.
Build the launch →Study without quitting
A course or a skill at your pace, in short sessions. Progress saves itself, and coming back after a pause resets nothing.
Start learning →Get your pursuits in order
When there is too much going on, moinaki helps you pick one focus, a couple of supporting directions and the pile that can honestly wait.
Build the map →Plan a week you can survive
The planner counts your tasks, your calendar and your energy. The week comes out the size you can actually carry.
Open the planner →A mentor who remembers
An AI chat answers your question and forgets you. Everything after that is still on you: where to save it, when to do it, how to tie it to the work, how not to lose it. Lem lives inside your pursuits, sees your week and notices what moves and what has been sitting still for three months. After a month he knows the shape of how you work. After a year he has your history.
An ordinary AI chat and moinaki
Ordinary AI chat
moinaki
Answers a question
Carries the work for weeks
Gives advice
Turns advice into a task with a date
Cannot see the rest
Links pursuits, calendar and learning
The conversation ends
The route continues
You move everything by hand
The step lands in your day
Context is lost
History builds for years
Many pursuits, one life
Health, work, study, a project, the relationship with yourself. Several directions at once is normal. moinaki does not melt them into one endless list. Every pursuit gets its own space, and the day only collects what actually fits.
The longer you stay, the better the aim
moinaki watches more than tasks. Which pursuits come back for a third round, where you usually stall, which learning format lands, when the week is overloaded, what helps you return after a pause.
After a month this is no longer an empty planner. After a year it is a map of how you changed.
What early users say
Real stories from people who kept starting and stopping — and here, finally, didn't.
I'd quit online courses maybe five times. Here I came back after two weeks of silence — and nothing greeted me with 'you missed 14 days.' I just picked up where I left off.
Lem actually remembers what I got stuck on last time. I don't have to explain every day that I've got three projects and I'm drowning.
The hardest part for me is starting. Five-minute lessons broke that barrier: 'just five minutes' — and I'm already in.
Streaks always did me in: miss a day, the counter resets, motivation gone. Here progress is what I actually did, not a chain I'm scared to break.
A calendar with an energy layer is what I was missing everywhere. I stopped scheduling five things on a one-thing day.
Always ten things started, zero finished. The goal map helped me finish one course for the first time.
I was switching careers and drowning. We broke the big goal into small steps — and 'become an analyst' stopped being scary.
Nowhere does it tell me I 'failed' something. After apps that ran on guilt, it's a relief.
Pricing
Three plans, one level of access. You pick the rhythm.
The first 14 days are free and no card is needed. Leaving takes two clicks.
What you get
Every plan opens the whole platform: pursuits, planner, calendar, Lem and the full course catalogue
All courses and short lessons
The full catalogue in three languages plus three to ten minute pieces for a specific step.
Skip what you already know
A short diagnostic shows where you are already strong and drops the redundant lessons from your route.
Skill map and certificates
Confirm a skill with a test and build a map of what you can genuinely do.
Lem, a mentor with memory
He remembers your profile, your patterns and your history, so you never explain yourself from zero again.
Five kinds of pursuit
Project, health, learning, practice and maintenance, each with its own way of being run.
Personal routes
A route assembled around your goal, your profession and your current level rather than a generic syllabus.
A flexible plan
Stretch, tighten or rebuild the week in a couple of clicks, with nothing rewritten from scratch.
Focus mode and pomodoro
Sessions of 15, 25, 45 and 60 minutes, plus low energy mode for the hard days.
Planner and calendar
A week with one focus and supporting pursuits, a calendar that reads energy, and a parking lot for whatever is not today.
Journal and long memory
Brain dumps that Lem sorts for you, a log of decisions, and weekly and yearly reviews.
Common questions
Short answers about how moinaki is built and how it differs from what you have already tried.
How is moinaki different from Notion?+
Notion hands you a blank canvas. Building a system out of it that survives a bad week is a project of its own, and structure is exactly the thing your energy runs out on first. Here the structure is already assembled: five kinds of pursuit, a planner that reads energy, a library of short lessons and a mentor with memory. Adjust as much as you like. You will not start from an empty page.
How is Lem different from ChatGPT?+
ChatGPT remembers one conversation. Lem keeps a structured profile: who you are, where you usually stall, what you decided in March and what you have postponed three times running. He lives next to your pursuits, your calendar and your learning, so advice turns into a task with a date instead of text you have to move somewhere by hand.
Is moinaki only for people with ADHD?+
No. The principles grew out of working with ADHD, but the same moves rescue people who burned out, parents coming back from leave, people in recovery and anyone who finds ordinary planners cruel. Nobody asks for a diagnosis.
What if I am autistic?+
A lot here lines up with what autistic people ask for: a predictable order of screens, explicit rules instead of hints, no popups arriving mid task, and a clear view of what comes next. Sensory load can be turned down with reduced motion, a calm palette and low energy mode.
I work for myself. Is this for me?+
Yes, and there is a separate track for it. The thing you do today is tied to what moves money. A big goal breaks into stages with dates. Short lessons arrive at the point you stall: how to name a price, how to build a first offer, how to move a conversation to an invoice.
Do I need a diagnosis to start?+
No. Self identification is enough, and we neither ask for paperwork nor store any.
What kinds of pursuit can I run?+
Five: projects with a concrete outcome, health, learning, practices and maintenance routines. Each has its own shape, so a habit never becomes a project with a deadline and a project never smears into an endless practice with no edge.
What happens if I miss a day or a week?+
Nothing. There are no streaks, no red overdue items and no reproach. What you missed quietly moves along. After a long pause a return screen opens and Lem asks how you are, instead of showing you a pile of debt.
Does moinaki treat ADHD?+
No. This is a platform for learning and running your pursuits. It is not a medical tool. We do not diagnose, we do not treat and we do not replace therapy or medication. Using it alongside a doctor or therapist works fine, and your data exports in one click.
Where is my data kept?+
Servers in the European Union, GDPR compliant. Conversations, memory facts, pursuits and journal entries are encrypted. You can export everything to JSON at any moment, and deleting your account wipes the data within thirty days.
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You can start from any state
There is no need to wait for the perfect Monday, a clean calendar and a new version of yourself. One thought, one pursuit or one lesson is enough. moinaki will not live your life for you, it helps you finish the things that matter to you.
Start with one pursuit
Set up one pursuit and see how it feels across a week. If it does not land, you leave in two clicks and no farewell emails follow.