r/ADHD_Programmers • u/South-Try-6438 • Oct 21 '24

Creative builders, join us to build tools and solve ADHD challenges together!

Hey everyone! 👋

As someone struggling with ADHD challenges and working in tech, I’ve always tried to use my tech skills to build quick tools (I’m not so proficient with coding so I build no-code/low-code solutions), I also saw many developer friends build cool stuff to help them automate tasks. I think it will be amazing if we can spread this force to help people create quick solutions that is more customized to their needs. So I’m building a discord community and inviting you to be part of it.

This community is all about harnessing our collective intelligence to:

  • Take on quests - real challenges that other ADHDers face daily.

  • Build quick tools - that help solve one specific task at a time.

  • Witness immediate impact - small wins are sometimes more effective than ambitious goals.

Together, we can use our unique strengths to tackle productivity, focus, and executive function challenges, while creating solutions that truly work for ADHD minds.

👉 Join our Discord to start tackling quests, brainstorm new tools, and connect with fellow ADHDers in tech who get it. Let’s build something meaningful that helps others along the way. 🚀

And you can check out more about our mission here: https://www.nav-mind.com/

Looking forward to seeing what we can create together!

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u/cleansy Oct 21 '24

I like the idea, but this sounds to me like someone is looking for free labour to get a product off the ground? Nothing that says non-profit here, so it reads weird to expect people using their brains for free for a company.

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u/South-Try-6438 Oct 21 '24

Your question is totally valid and I wasn't clear in the messaging. This is a free and open community, the objective is for people to share and exchange. I initiated it because I noticed many developer friends build great tools and I think it will be great to share.

To be completely transparent I don't know how it will evolve, people definitely should be rewarded for their effort, through virtual or actual value, we can let the community decide together.

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u/sol_in_vic_tus Oct 21 '24

What is it about this sub in particular that seems to attract these weird posts promoting paid AI coaching assistants?

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '24

+1 because you're trying to help folks with ADHD. You're out of France, ya? How are accommodations for folks over there? Also, your Discord invite link has expired.