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> Neurodiverse, ADHD and Autism focused What makes it apt for that audience?

LukeHenderson11 8mo ago
Building it from my own lived experience of ADHD and Autism and coping strategies I and my family have found through proper authorities such as NHS etc that should be available to people in software form that arent already. Certain features that, when I've explained to Neurotypical friends they dont necessarily get, the shopping list for example is a feature where I can put all of my brand favourite products from across multiple online retailers in one place. So I know I have my own curated little list of autism fixation brand favourites and special hobby interest items im gonna consistently buy. Rather than searching for them and getting hit with the mass of e-commerce and task avoidance etc just due to having too much choice, I can just go to my list and pick out my favourite product I use on a daily basis that I know is gonna be the same everytime. Plus Neurodivergent people are proven to be way more ethical in purchasing decisions, with this tool they can opt to only buy from specific sellers across e-retail sites. Furthermore, it has intuitive steps that follow one another in one smooth "flow", essentially when using it you do a guided audit across your own personal finance to help you push it back in the right direction. However its kept in a way thats not gonna assault your heightened senses like a tool such as YNAB would. The product as of right now is essentially barebones, I have just been working on getting it out and with proper version control, ci/cd pipelines etc so I can get it to a stage where I can continously iterate extremely fast (this isnt far away at all after maybe 1-2 more months I will start adding integrations new features and agressive scale up on marketing). Im sorry for this pure ramble of a reply I just wordvomited oops. Hope this helps!

Building it from my own lived experience of ADHD and Autism and coping strategies I and my family have found through proper authorities such as NHS etc that should be available to people in software form that arent already. Certain features that, when I've explained to Neurotypical friends they dont necessarily get, the shopping list for example is a feature where I can put all of my brand favourite products from across multiple online retailers in one place. So I know I have my own curated little list of autism fixation brand favourites and special hobby interest items im gonna consistently buy. Rather than searching for them and getting hit with the mass of e-commerce and task avoidance etc just due to having too much choice, I can just go to my list and pick out my favourite product I use on a daily basis that I know is gonna be the same everytime. Plus Neurodivergent people are proven to be way more ethical in purchasing decisions, with this tool they can opt to only buy from specific sellers across e-retail sites. Furthermore, it has intuitive steps that follow one another in one smooth "flow", essentially when using it you do a guided audit across your own personal finance to help you push it back in the right direction. However its kept in a way thats not gonna assault your heightened senses like a tool such as YNAB would. The product as of right now is essentially barebones, I have just been working on getting it out and with proper version control, ci/cd pipelines etc so I can get it to a stage where I can continously iterate extremely fast (this isnt far away at all after maybe 1-2 more months I will start adding integrations new features and agressive scale up on marketing). Im sorry for this pure ramble of a reply I just wordvomited oops. Hope this helps!