Starting when the task feels impossible
Rate the resistance, shrink the first move, and begin a finishable block — so starting costs less than negotiating with yourself.
For ADHD adults who freeze, drift, and abandon
Your brain needs a frame.
Taskwell shrinks the cost of starting and restarting. Each session updates tomorrow’s next start — from how hard it felt, why you stopped, and what was in the way.
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Easiest path · recommended
Get Taskwell when it’s one tap
Public App Store (iPhone) and Play Store (Android). No TestFlight. Leave your email — we’ll tell you when install is as simple as any other app.
Best if you want value fast — or you’re on Android. No spam.
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iPhone beta · optional
Help test now on iPhone
Uses Apple TestFlight — fine if you’re comfortable with beta apps, slower if you’ve never installed one. Not available on Android yet. Invite slots sometimes fill up; if the link says it isn’t accepting testers, use Notify me at launch instead.
Free while we test. Expect ~5–10 minutes if TestFlight is new to you.
Already have TestFlight? Open invite
You’re in. Three steps on iPhone:
Go slow — you only do this once. Prefer easy install? Use Notify me above instead.
- Install TestFlight — Apple’s free App Store app for beta apps.
- Open your invite — tap the button below (on your iPhone).
- Install Taskwell — then open it from your home screen.
Stuck? Email us and we’ll help — or join the launch list above for a simpler install later.
A static preview of Taskwell’s Next Start prescription.
What it helps with
Quitting without losing the day
Name why you stopped. Taskwell turns early exits into a clearer, shorter restart instead of an all-or-nothing day.
A next start that already knows you
Duration, warnings, and first-step hints update from your resistance, quit reasons, and context — not another blank timer.
$7.99 / month
Free in beta
Planned price after public launch — for keeping tomorrow’s start getting sharper. Launch-list and beta testers won’t be charged during early access.