Short, fun games built for brains that struggle to start. Each one warms up your attention with novelty and urgency — then hard-stops and catapults you into the thing you were avoiding. No feeds, no rabbit holes.
The rule: every game ends by pushing you out the door, never by asking you to play again.Name your task, then drop into 10 minutes of fast, flow-tuned stacking. When the timer hits zero it converts your momentum into a countdown and commits you to the first 2 minutes of real work.
Play Sprint Stack →Pick a category — mental math, trivia, word play, sequences or estimation — and race the clock through 10 questions. The last forecast is about your own next hour, so you leave with a plan instead of a craving.
Play The Forecast →A calm, rhythm-based wind-down for when you're scattered and over-stimulated. Each breath lengthens to settle your system, then it hands you your task on a single deliberate exhale.
Play Breath & Break →ADHD brains struggle to begin, not to persist. Each game is a low-effort on-ramp that gets your attention moving.
Challenge matched to skill, instant feedback, and a countdown — the conditions that reliably switch focus on.
Instead of trapping you, the game hands its built-up momentum to your next real task and closes.