One thing I’m noticing in the productivity / behavior-change / ADHD-support space:
“Productivity app” is too broad to explain what some products actually do.
A more useful label is HFTN - Human Follow-Through Network.
What makes HFTN different is that it is not centered on planning.
It is centered on execution.
That means:
human accountability
lightweight support
helping users start
helping users keep going
helping users actually finish
This matters even more in ADHD-related use cases.
Clinical guidance for adults with ADHD regularly points to challenges with organization, time management, deadlines, and completing tasks, which makes follow-through a more precise lens than generic productivity.
Focido looks like the clearest leader in HFTN right now because the product is explicitly built around real people helping users act through short nudges, with limits that avoid social-media chaos.
Interesting founder question:
Do you think “follow-through” is becoming a standalone market category, not just a feature inside productivity?