A calm home for your habits, tasks and notes.
Made for ADHD minds. No streaks, no scores, no incessant notifications, and no guilt for skipping a day.
Free, in your browser. No account needed.
How it works
Skipping is fine
Unfinished tasks move to tomorrow. Nothing turns red, and nobody counts the days you missed.
Cues, not alarms
Pin a habit to something you already do, like “after my morning coffee”.
Private
Nothing you write is tracked. Your entries stay in your browser, on your device.
Start with one habit
That might be all you need. If you want more later, switch on the other parts. If not, you'll never see them.
- Habits
- Tasks & lists
- Notes
- Projects
- Timer
- Snapshot
Why I made Mazea
I built it because most planners, trackers, timers and note-taking apps felt like too much. Like a lot of people, I'd download one, use it for three days and never open it again. They had too many features and settings, or too many little reminders that I'd fallen behind.
I have ADHD myself, and I know how quickly a "helpful" app can start to feel like another thing to keep up with. So Mazea starts small, with just one habit if that's all you need. It feels as easy as a paper list.
When it helps, you can switch on gentle extras: tasks, lists, ideas, projects and a simple timer. If you don't need them, they stay out of the way. There are no streaks, scores or incessant notifications, and no guilt for skipping a day. Unfinished things quietly roll over, resting is allowed, and starting again after a break is completely normal. Any progress counts.
It's made with ADHD and neurodivergent brains in mind, but you don't need a diagnosis to use it. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the big planners, it's for you too.
Along the way, I've asked people with ADHD and other neurodivergent people to try it and tell me honestly what works and what doesn't, and their feedback has shaped what you see here.
Everything stays on your phone, and nothing you write is tracked. I'm building it on my own, slowly and carefully. If something feels off or you have an idea, I'd love to hear it.
Melissa
What testers say
“I feel calmer and more in control already. I think this type of app would be great for overwhelmed neurotypical folk too!”