Everything starts at once in the morning
Routines break the start into small steps so clothes, food, medication and appointments do not all have to stay in working memory at once.
For adults with ADHD
When tasks, appointments and routines live in five different places, your head constantly has to reprioritize. As an ADHD app, meinsystem.app brings your everyday life into one view and shows both what is open and what comes next.
How an ADHD app can offer practical support
Routines break the start into small steps so clothes, food, medication and appointments do not all have to stay in working memory at once.
The calendar, time blocks and focus timer make visible what is happening now, what comes later and when a transition begins.
Todos can be organized by timing and context. Your day plan shows only what is actually relevant today.

In the app
Routines, appointments and tasks in one shared sequence.
Explore the featureRecurring sequences with specific steps you can check off.
Explore the featureOne task and a visible period of time rather than an entire list.
Explore the featureKeep tasks visible without immediately giving them a time.
Explore the featureFrom personal experience
I built the app from my own experience with ADHD and autism. Traditional to-do lists showed me everything I had not done. I needed a system that still made sense when planning and deciding were out of reach.
Read more about Max and how it beganWhat the app does not promise
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Daily planning, routines and flexible tasks in one shared context.
View →Choose one area, record recurring steps and use suitable free worksheets.
View →Anchors, routines and next steps rather than reorganizing every day.
View →How I manage to get my day started at all.
View →Why appointments can disappear even when they are in the calendar.
View →Why collecting tasks does not create an order, and how to make today's selection smaller.
View →Connect lectures, deadlines, study steps and everyday life across three planning layers.
View →An ADHD app can keep appointments, routines and tasks visible outside working memory. meinsystem.app adds daily structure and the next specific step.
No. A single routine with a few steps is enough to begin. The system can grow gradually later.
Yes. meinsystem.app is optimized for mobile browsers and can be installed on your home screen.
No. meinsystem.app is an organizational aid for everyday life, neither a medical therapy app nor a DiGA (Germany's digital health application category). It does not replace diagnosis or treatment.