A2084 C1
NEURODIVERGENT SUPERPOWERS

Earth was never built for your brain.

A2084 C1 is a home for ADHD and neurodivergent minds. The dull parts of Earth — forms, bills, deadlines, the ten-step things — get easier here. The parts you are genuinely good at get room to run.

First up: a mobile app and a desktop browser. No spam, unsubscribe anytime. Privacy

Earth seen from space, from NASA Blue Marble satellite imagery
Earth
REAL PROBLEMS, PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS

Made for the moments where Earth gets in the way.

No lectures and no willpower speeches. Just solutions for the everyday moments that trip up ADHD minds, on your phone and on your computer.

THE PROBLEM
Ten things on your mind, and none of them started.
THE SOLUTION
A Most important screen that holds just two tasks, each with a tiny first step, so it's clear where to begin.
THE PROBLEM
A good idea arrives mid-task, and the task is gone.
THE SOLUTION
Drop the thought into your brain dump in seconds and come back to it when you choose.
THE PROBLEM
Thirty tabs open, and no idea why you opened half of them.
THE SOLUTION
The Browser keeps a calm limit on tabs and parks the rest on a shelf you can come back to.
The Most important screen.
SOLUTION 01 · MOBILE APP EARLY ACCESS

Catch every thought. Do the two that matter.

Get a thought out of your head in under two seconds and sort it later. Keep only the two most important tasks in front of you, each with a first step small enough to start right now. No account, works offline, and your data stays on your phone.

Brain dump
Type or say it. Saved in under two seconds, even offline.
Most important
Two tasks at most, each with a deadline, a 2–5 minute first step and a one-line why.
Inbox
Sort your thoughts when you choose. AI suggestions are optional and off by default.
Routines
Morning and evening checklists. Skip one and nothing scolds you.
Goals by area
Up to three per area, with the reason always in view.
One gentle nudge
At most one reminder a day. No streaks, no guilt.
Get early accessAndroid first.
SOLUTION 02 · DESKTOP BROWSER EARLY ACCESS

The Browser. It keeps you on course.

The internet is built to pull you away. This is a desktop browser for ADHD minds: you say what you're there to do, it keeps the tabs under control, and it protects your focus when it matters.

Get early access to The Browser
The Browser OPENING SOON
NO PEEKING

Wrapped until launch day.

The Browser is in its final round of testing. Even its real name is still under the ribbon. Subscribers get to unwrap it first, and everything listed below is already inside the box.

Unwrap it first

Workspaces with a purpose
Each one starts with what you're there to do. Switching hides tabs instead of closing them.
A calm tab limit
A soft limit of 8 tabs. Park the rest on a shelf, with 30 seconds to undo.
Focus that really blocks
A real timer that stops distracting links, with a 10-second breathing pause before you can quit.
Bookmarks, one at a time
Saved links wait in an inbox you sort once a week, one item at a time.
Quiet by default
Ads and trackers blocked, a calm new tab, reading mode, and notifications held during focus.
A private AI helper
It runs on your own computer and only suggests: you accept or decline, and it nudges at most once every 10 minutes.
MORE ON THE WAY

Two solutions now. More are coming.

LATER

Comet a2084c1

One place for all of it, and a comet we ride together. Every member lights up one square on it, so it glows brighter as more of us join.

YOUR TURN

What should come next?

Subscribers hear about every new solution first, and can reply to any email with the problem they want solved next.

Wilq, the founder: a man with short hair and a beard, in a white shirt
THE STORY BEHIND IT
“I tried every app, every system, every trick. None of them worked for my brain. So I built my own.”

I'm Wilq. I was diagnosed with ADHD at 40, and finally understanding how my mind works is what made real solutions possible. Every piece here exists because I needed it, not because it looked good in a tutorial, and I test each one on my own days first.

An ADHD mind can trip over the simplest things on Earth: forms, bills, the ten-step jobs. But it also comes with superpowers. These solutions clear the first out of the way, so there's more room for the second.

Wilq · founder