
Creative Garden
Project tracker for ADHD creatives drowning in idea overload
The app is totally free right now, and I'm actively looking for feedback, especially on the UI/UX flow.
If you test it out and decide it helps you, you will be locked in at 50% off for life (the planned price is $9/month, so you get $4.50/month forever).
The link is in the main post! Would love to hear your thoughts.
As a builder, I hate manual tracking. The momentum system is simple:
You finish a work session and spend 30 seconds doing a "check-in" (just a note and energy rating).
The algorithm weights recent activity heavier. If you don't check in for 7-10 days, the momentum score visibly drops.
This reframes progress: it’s not about checking a box; it’s about consistency. It forces you to look at your dashboard and see your true Top 5 active projects, based on energy, not just desire. I'd love feedback on how to make the scoring algorithm smarter.
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The motivation for Creative Garden came from one key feeling: shame. Traditional project apps don't give you a compassionate way to quit. You either finish a project or you fail it.
Compost is a "failure-free zone." You simply archive it, log the lesson learned (e.g., "I learned I don't like mobile development"), and the emotional weight is gone. This is the difference between a tool that manages tasks and one that supports creative mental health.
Does anyone else struggle with the guilt of unfinished side projects?
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I was tired of feeling shame from my own productivity tools. As an INFJ with ADHD, I needed a gentle system that supports my natural rhythm of idea chaos and hyperfocus instead of fighting it.

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