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Unstuck

Know when it's safe to start, and never miss a hard stop

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Unstuck is the ADHD app that knows the difference between "free time" and "safe to start" time. It scans your calendar for real gaps, scores each task by how well it fits, and sends a hard-stop notification before your next commitment - so you never lose track of time mid-task again.

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Features

Real calendar gap detection - finds true free time, not just empty blocks

Task fit scoring - ranks tasks by how well they match the available window

Hard-stop notifications - alerts before your next commitment so you're never late

Read-only calendar access - never edits or moves your events

Free forever core plan

Use Cases

Adults with ADHD who lose time between meetings and never start tasks in time

Freelancers who need to know exactly how much focused time they actually have before their next call

Students juggling classes and assignments who struggle to judge "is this enough time to start"

Anyone who's been burned by starting a task 5 minutes before they had to leave

Comments

Hey everyone — maker here. I built Unstuck because I have ADHD and kept starting tasks 3 minutes before I had to leave for something else. It reads your calendar for real gaps, scores what you're working on against how much time you actually have, and gives you a hard-stop nudge before your next thing. Would love feedback from anyone who's tried time-blocking apps and bounced off them.

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Data science

Unstuck has great potential and offers some useful features, but I encountered a few issues that could be improved. Please contact me so I can share detailed feedback and suggest the changes I'd like to see. WhatsApp: +923189350750 Email: [email protected]

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I build & lead the engineering behind AI...

The timing anxiety when launching something is real - wondering if you're hitting the window or if you should have waited longer. Having a tool that literally tells you when the conditions are right to start, plus alerts for hard stops, removes so much guesswork. For anyone working with market windows, event planning, or any timing-dependent work, this could save hours of analysis and second-guessing.

Love the framing of "safe to start, never miss a hard stop" — most planning tools tell you what to do but not when it's actually risky to begin. Does it factor in buffer time for interruptions, or is it purely calendar-based scheduling?

The 'know when it's safe to start' angle is intriguing. I often struggle with context-switching — starting a task only to realize I don't have the right information yet. Does Unstuck integrate with existing project management tools like Linear or Jira, or does it require manual input for each task's dependencies?

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i write a16z speedrun scout checks withi...

Time blindness is one of the ADHD tax nobody talks about. You either think you have zero time or all the time, no middle ground. Unstuck's calendar analysis solves for that by actually showing you the gaps. But the genius part is the hard-stop notification. Most people with ADHD start tasks right before they need to leave, then feel guilty about abandoning things. The notification shields you from that friction point. The free forever plan is smart too - core problem solvers don't need premium upsells.

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Rajan Rawal is the Founder of Connecti5,...

Love the idea of separating “free time” from “safe to start” time. That’s a very practical problem for people who get pulled into tasks and then lose track before the next commitment. The hard-stop notification feature sounds especially useful. Curious how Unstuck scores whether a task fits into a calendar gap — is it manual or does it learn over time? Great launch!

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Rajan Rawal is the Founder of Connecti5,...

Love the idea of separating “free time” from “safe to start” time. That’s a very practical problem for people who get pulled into tasks and then lose track before the next commitment. The hard-stop notification feature sounds especially useful. Curious how Unstuck scores whether a task fits into a calendar gap — is it manual or does it learn over time? Great launch!

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Hey everyone — maker here. I built Unstuck because I have ADHD and kept starting tasks 3 minutes before I had to leave for something else. It reads your calendar for real gaps, scores what you're working on against how much time you actually have, and gives you a hard-stop nudge before your next thing. Would love feedback from anyone who's tried time-blocking apps and bounced off them.

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Data science

Unstuck has great potential and offers some useful features, but I encountered a few issues that could be improved. Please contact me so I can share detailed feedback and suggest the changes I'd like to see. WhatsApp: +923189350750 Email: [email protected]

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I build & lead the engineering behind AI...

The timing anxiety when launching something is real - wondering if you're hitting the window or if you should have waited longer. Having a tool that literally tells you when the conditions are right to start, plus alerts for hard stops, removes so much guesswork. For anyone working with market windows, event planning, or any timing-dependent work, this could save hours of analysis and second-guessing.

Love the framing of "safe to start, never miss a hard stop" — most planning tools tell you what to do but not when it's actually risky to begin. Does it factor in buffer time for interruptions, or is it purely calendar-based scheduling?

The 'know when it's safe to start' angle is intriguing. I often struggle with context-switching — starting a task only to realize I don't have the right information yet. Does Unstuck integrate with existing project management tools like Linear or Jira, or does it require manual input for each task's dependencies?

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i write a16z speedrun scout checks withi...

Time blindness is one of the ADHD tax nobody talks about. You either think you have zero time or all the time, no middle ground. Unstuck's calendar analysis solves for that by actually showing you the gaps. But the genius part is the hard-stop notification. Most people with ADHD start tasks right before they need to leave, then feel guilty about abandoning things. The notification shields you from that friction point. The free forever plan is smart too - core problem solvers don't need premium upsells.

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Rajan Rawal is the Founder of Connecti5,...

Love the idea of separating “free time” from “safe to start” time. That’s a very practical problem for people who get pulled into tasks and then lose track before the next commitment. The hard-stop notification feature sounds especially useful. Curious how Unstuck scores whether a task fits into a calendar gap — is it manual or does it learn over time? Great launch!

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Rajan Rawal is the Founder of Connecti5,...

Love the idea of separating “free time” from “safe to start” time. That’s a very practical problem for people who get pulled into tasks and then lose track before the next commitment. The hard-stop notification feature sounds especially useful. Curious how Unstuck scores whether a task fits into a calendar gap — is it manual or does it learn over time? Great launch!

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