3 tasks only
No 47-item to-do lists. Pick 3 things that matter today. Completing 2 of 3 counts as success, because a finish line you can reach is the only finish line that works.
Naggr / ADHD accountability
Three tasks a day. Two done is a full win. Miss a day and Recovery Mode brings you back with zero shame.
The problem
Typical productivity app
Naggr
Our approach
Naggr is built on three pillars that match how ADHD brains actually work.
No 47-item to-do lists. Pick 3 things that matter today. Completing 2 of 3 counts as success, because a finish line you can reach is the only finish line that works.
Stuck or overwhelmed? Your AI coach helps you break tasks down, shift gears, and decide what to tackle next. No judgment, no shame, and no waiting for an appointment.
A virtual pet that thrives when you do. Your pet gets happy when tasks get done, and nudges you when you go quiet. Dopamine-friendly accountability that feels good.
How it works
Your ADHD brain does not need more complexity. Here is what a day with Naggr looks like.
30 seconds to pick your 3 tasks. Optional: let AI suggest order based on your energy and schedule.
Tap tasks as you go. Hit Brain Dump to vent when stuck, and AI turns your chaos into a next action.
A quick 1-minute check-in. 2/3 done? You win. NagPet evolves. Tomorrow is always a fresh start.
Built for real results
2/3
Complete 2 of 3 tasks and it counts as a winning day, every time.
3
A short list is one you can actually start. Pro raises it to 5.
0
No streak shame, no punishment for missed days, no judgment. Recovery Mode gives you a fresh start.
Simple beats clever. Forgiveness beats perfection. Your ADHD brain does not need another app that judges it. It needs one that celebrates showing up.
In the app
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when Naggr proves its worth to you.
Everything you need to start.
$0 forever
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Full power for thriving with ADHD.
$9.99 /month
$89.99 / year$149.99 lifetime
7-day free trial of Pro, started in the App Store or Google Play. Cancel any time in your store settings.
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FAQ
Naggr is an ADHD accountability app that helps adults with ADHD complete daily tasks using a 3-task limit and a shame-free 2/3 success rule. It includes AI coaching, a NagPet companion, and proactive reminders. It is built by someone with ADHD, for people with ADHD.
The most purpose-built ADHD apps in 2026 are Naggr (daily accountability with 3-task limit and AI coaching), Finch (self-care and emotional wellness), and Goblin Tools (AI task decomposition for initiation blocks). These differ from repurposed productivity apps like Todoist or TickTick, which were built for neurotypical workflows. They lack the forgiveness mechanics, proactive interruption, and hard task limits that ADHD brains actually need.
Yes. Naggr has a free tier that includes 3 tasks a day (2 more by watching optional videos), 3 AI Brain Dumps per day, 1 AI coaching session per day, a NagPet companion, and 7-day task history. The free tier shows optional rewarded video ads. The Pro tier ($9.99/month) gives you 5 tasks a day, unlimited Brain Dumps and AI coaching, all 3 coaching tones, 30-day history, 2x NagPet XP, a custom focus timer, and no ads. Pro comes with a 7-day free trial, started in the App Store or Google Play.
Naggr is ADHD-first by design. Four things set it apart: a daily cap of 3 tasks (up to 5 with Pro) that cuts decision paralysis, a 2/3 success rule that counts completing 2 of 3 tasks as a full win, proactive AI coaching that reaches out to you rather than waiting to be opened, and no punishing streaks. Missing a day costs nothing and returning is always zero-friction.
Yes. Naggr was built by an adult with ADHD specifically for adults with ADHD. The 3-task daily limit, 2/3 success threshold, AI Brain Dump coaching, NagPet companion, proactive notifications, and shame-free recovery design all address the specific neurological realities of adult ADHD: executive function deficits, dopamine dysregulation, time blindness, and emotional sensitivity to failure.
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