We publish practical playbooks for founders and operators who want to build deliberate, human-friendly software. Every article includes ready-to-ship tactics you can adapt to your roadmap this week.
Product leads do not need a bloated discovery sprint to surface clarity. We start with a two-week listening tour, capture the journeys of contributors and end users, and identify one tangible relief point. From there, we co-create a north-star metric, map operational constraints, and shape a roadmap that respects the team’s pace. Each milestone closes with a lightweight playback so stakeholders can course correct without documentation churn.
When you apply this calmer discovery cadence, you reduce rework and make it easier for sponsors to understand the impact of your software investment. We package findings as concise video recaps and annotated journey maps so teammates can revisit the “why” anytime. Ready to try it? Reach out to our team and we will share the kickoff template we use across engagements.
Productivity
Building ADHD-friendly Routines with Traction
Traction began as our internal experiment to make recurring tasks kinder to ADHD brains. The product centers on “sticky” reminders that hang around until acknowledged, flexible recurrence rules that mirror real life, and a calm interface that uses color to gently prioritize—not shout. In this guide we cover three techniques that testers say reduced context switching by 40%: batching decision-heavy work into focus blocks, letting Traction auto-suggest the next best action, and pairing tasks with sensory anchors like sounds or visual cues.
We also share a template for weekly reviews that keeps personal obligations and creative work on the same board without overwhelming the day. If you would like early access to that template, join the Traction preview and we will send it alongside our latest TestFlight build.
