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Use case

ADHD brain dump

An ADHD brain dump doesn’t need a blank note. Say the mess once — milk, mom, taxes, Friday — and Tomorrow sorts it into a plan, tasks, shopping, email drafts, and calendar events. You confirm each item before it sticks, so nothing half-heard becomes a commitment.

Why a notes app makes it worse

A transcript still asks you to organize it. That’s the step that doesn’t happen at 3am.

Tomorrow’s job is the sorting: what is a task, what is shopping, what is an email, what is a date.

What you actually get

A plan for Today, Tomorrow, and Later, including overdue you can drag back to today. Morning and evening reminders live in the app.

This is a capture tool, not treatment and not medical advice. It doesn’t diagnose anything. It takes the list out of your head.

The review is the point

Voice capture gets things wrong. That’s why new items wait.

Confirm what you meant, edit the wording, or toss the rest. Morning-you inherits a list, not a recording to relisten to.

How Tomorrow takes a brain dump

  1. 01

    Speak the spiral

    No order required. Milk, mom, taxes, Friday — whatever is looping.

  2. 02

    It lands on a day

    Items are sorted into tasks, shopping, drafts, and events, on Today, Tomorrow, or Later.

  3. 03

    You keep only what you mean

    Confirm, edit, or dismiss. The plan updates after that, not before.

FAQ

Is Tomorrow an ADHD app?

It’s a productivity app built for brains that dump everything at once, including ADHD. It is not therapy, medication, or a medical device.

Do I have to speak in a structure?

No. Talk in the order it shows up. The sort happens after.

What if it hears the wrong task?

It stays in review until you confirm, edit, or dismiss it. Don’t trust a raw capture.

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Get it off your mind

Tomorrow is an iPhone app. This site is the waitlist — we’ll let you know when it’s on the App Store.

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