The ideas behind Donna
- What Donna does, and what you do: the division of labor. Donna carries the planning, prioritizing, and reframing; you approve each step or skip it, and do the work yourself.
- Outcomes: the durable things you are trying to land, each with a picture of what “done” looks like.
- Cycles: short commitments toward one Outcome, sized so you can picture finishing.
- Actions: the single next step, built fresh each time from your Outcome, your calendar, and the kind of day you are having.
- Capture: the holding place for loose ends, so nothing has to stay in your head.
The shape of a day
A day with Donna starts with the morning check-in, the one moment each day Donna opens with something first: a short brief and one proposed opening move. From there you work one Action at a time, and you can close out the day when you are done. For one specific struggle (starting, a deadline, a habit that keeps breaking), the ADHD guides cover what helps and how Donna runs it.Start here
Is this for me?
Who Donna fits, with or without a diagnosis, and where its limits are.
Your first conversation
What happens the first time you talk to Donna. There is no setup before it.
A quick tour
Where every control lives: the canvas, the command bar, the clock, and the phone layout.
How Donna adapts
How the same plan changes shape on a different kind of day, and why nothing is marked late.