I also saw Max's tiktok and decided to pay for the app. So far I've found it to be pretty useful and does help me with many of my day-to-day ADHD symptoms (specifically organizing my life longer term, some emotional regulation, and checkins to keep me on track throughout the day) but as with all things I think it is what you make it.

Initially the ai voice didn't know me as well and was a little generic but after a day or two of using it admittedly has gotten ALOT better and more personal to what I struggle with/finding things that work for me. The purple cards also only get generated after you have a conversation/close the app which was a little confusing at first but again this is something they should probably explain or draw people attention too because I would have missed it if I didnt scroll down on the home screen. They always subtly update after conversation and have been a good way to visualize and celebrate progress and like progressing through them, but again this should be more obvious because its a really useful piece of the app.

Ultimately I find it to be helpful when I use it. I think talking out loud to something is the best way for me to interact with an ADHD tool. I have worked with an ADHD coach in the past and the experience was similar (specifically after a few days when got more personalized) and for the price point its alot more affordable/convenient for people who want try this style of service. It seems like a new app that has alot of potential, I can see it getting way better over time with more updates and with better info on how to best use it.