Launched ClientPulse ($24): a Notion + printable system for ADHD freelancers who stall on invoices

The problem

ADHD freelancers often do great client work and still leave money on the table. Not because they don’t care — because invoicing has no dopamine, follow-ups feel confrontational, and admin tools die after a loud week.

I kept seeing the same story: “I’ll invoice later” → weeks pass → guilt → avoid → worse.

What I tried / what failed

I looked at:
• Generic ADHD Notion planners → mostly routines / life OS, weak on client → invoice pipeline
• Freelance OS templates → solid ops, but not built for “barely function” days or post-gap recovery
• Bigger ops kits (~$50+) → more than many solopreneurs will finish setting up

Pattern: beautiful systems for best days. Fragile after a gap.

What stuck (the product)

ClientPulse — ADHD Freelancer Command Center

Promise: see who owes you money, who’s at risk, and what to do next — without a calendar that collapses by Tuesday.

Includes:
• Notion command center (RAG clients, chase-today, invoice-on-delivery)
• Friendly / Firm / Final follow-up scripts
• Absolute-minimum mode for hard days
• Printable weekly reset PDF (bad-week escape hatch)

Built to survive a terrible week — not to impress Notion tinkerers.

Price + distribution

• $24 on Payhip: https://payhip.com/b/jkK1G
• Notion Marketplace: submitted, awaiting approval

Honest metrics (day 0 / early)

• Sales: 0
• Reviews: 0
• Distribution so far: Payhip live + Marketplace pending + this post

I’m not dressing that up. Early = early.

One clear ask

If you’re an ADHD freelancer (or build for them): what’s the #1 reason you’d not buy something like this?

Reply with that blocker. I’ll use it to tighten the listing and onboarding — not to argue.