ADHD · boredom · all ages
Bored? Got five minutes and nothing in you for a real to-do list? Open Little Brit and see what it gives you.
Mock screens until the real ones land. Store buttons go to getlittlebrit.com for now.
Instead of a list to stare down, you get one random thing from the categories you still want today.
Yes, or Something different. Never the same task twice in a row.
Companion sits with you. Done fades in after a short pause.
Always 10. Then What’s next? or go decorate.
That’s kind of the whole trick. No decision paralysis, no scrolling a backlog, just: here’s a thing, want to do it? It turns “I’m bored and my brain won’t pick a task” into a game instead of a wall.
Do it, and you get 10 points. Every task, same 10 points, no matter how big or small — because a brain that finally got up and did the dish rack deserves the same credit as one that organized a whole desk. Spend those points decorating a cozy little scene and dressing up your companion, one of six free creatures who live there with you.
Here’s the part that makes it different from every other productivity app: nothing punishes you. No streaks to protect, no shame screen for the days you didn’t open it. Walk away for a week — your companion’s still there, your scene’s untouched, your points didn’t evaporate. Come back whenever you’re actually ready, not when an app guilted you into it.
And when you don’t want to do anything at all, that’s allowed too — Companion Mode is just quiet hangout time with your companion, no task, no timer, no goal. Sometimes doing nothing is the win.
The full loop. Six companions. Companion Mode. Five custom task slots.
More companions, décor, outfits, extra slots. If + lapses, extras grey out. Nothing is deleted.
No. All ages. ADHD brains and anyone who is just bored and cannot start.
No. No streaks. Nothing is taken away. Your companion and scene wait.
No. Tasks, points, decorating, six companions, and Companion Mode stay free.
The site is live. Store listings still coming. Get Little Brit for the home and updates.
For brains that need a reason to start, not a reason to feel bad they didn’t.