If nobody finds this service useful, it goes away. If people find it useful, then what's the problem.
I'm very glad that there are people out there trying to come up with new ways to help others, even if they are compelled by money like the pharmaceutical company who made my essential medicine.
And it's nice to try out some new options beyond getting cracked out on amphetamine the rest of your life.
My point is: anything technically applied, that needs another tab / app isn't helping in any way. The journey will only cost money and make you dependend on their product in the meantime.
I get it, that a individual cure hast to be found, but the idea to be helpful in that case with exposure to an app is nonsense.
These things are not the field for experiments, but serious enough to be a medical neurological problem that has to be treated by experts, not victims that can create an app to make money while at it.
As someone personally affected by ADHD, what really is ok for me from time to time is "joining" people that are in "deep flow state" in a NY public library
STUDY WITH ME at NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY | [ LIVE 24/7 ] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1ylZUvXzeo
If the stream is down, there are recordings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgWnLQTwbGU&list=PLHzjftygr0...
People are different and whatever helps should be good enough for me. Again: i'm sorry for my words, that i should have doublechecked and formulated differently before pressing submit.
I wish you and your community a good outcome for every single one! This is a very serious topic for those who suffer.
One of the best quotes I heard about prepping for Hacker News is that "You're speaking to the silent majority, not the loud minority" and I try to keep that in mind and just share useful information about what we're building and why we're building it in case someone reads it and finds it helpful!
I'll leave it like this now.