Focus on
what matters most.
Free your focus. Block out the unnecessary noise to accomplish more and unlock more ‘you’ time.
Your Time back
Imagine up to 6 more hours, every day.
Nopad was thoughtfully designed to unlock your time and point it at the things that actually matter.
The app
One list. One day.
Everything you meant to do today, in a list that comes with you. Block all the noise until you're done, or unlock your apps one by one.
- Categories, not folders
- Urgent, personal, work, or new habits. Everything in one place with nothing hidden or filed away.
- Carried, never lost
- Unfinished tasks roll forward. Never let a task or habit slip by again.
- Rewards, not guilt
- No red badges and no angry alerts. Focus on what matters and reward the achievement.
- Unlock by the minute
- Unlock everything at once, or get short term access for each task. The choice is yours.
Out of sight, means out of mind.
We really do try. We create lists, and leave them behind. Nopad's widgets keep the day in front of you: three Home Screen sizes and a Lock Screen complication.
Large
Wed
2 to unlock
- Draft client proposal unlocks Instagram Work
- Reply to Priya Personal
- Sketch logo concepts unlocks TikTok Work
- 30-minute run Habits
Small
Wed
3
left today
Lock Screen
Wed Aug 26
9:41
Nopad · 3 to go
Medium
Wed
3 left
- Draft client proposal
- Reply to Priya
- Sketch logo concepts
Distraction Blocker
You control what controls you, and when to allow it.
Lock away the apps that hijack your day. Keep access to your most important and productive apps. Take back control.
- Instagram Locked Instagram is locked until the list is done
- TikTok Locked TikTok is locked until the list is done
- X Locked X is locked until the list is done
- YouTube Locked YouTube is locked until the list is done
- Reddit Locked Reddit is locked until the list is done
- Slack Locked Slack is locked until the list is done
- Email Open Email is open
- Group chat Open Group chat is open
- One more tab Locked One more tab is locked until the list is done
Let's get technical
Scrolling endlessly is a form of hyperfocus.
It's just not being wielded in ways that benefit you. Those afternoons that vanished, the second-screening. It's not a weak attention system, it's an ungoverned one, making it extremely vulnerable to whatever wants to govern it for you.
- Productive
- Distracted
- Productive
- Free time
366M
adults worldwide with ADHD symptoms, about 6.8% of everyone.
“The prevalence of symptomatic adult ADHD was 6.76%, corresponding to 366.33 million affected adults worldwide.”
Song et al. (2021), Journal of Global Health
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roughly the share who ever get a clinical diagnosis. Most people are managing this undiagnosed.
“2.18% by validated research scales against 0.23% by clinical diagnosis.”
Ayano et al. (2024), meta-analysis of ADHD prevalence
Read the paper40%
of productive time can be lost to the mental blocks of switching between tasks.
“Up to 40 percent of productive time can be lost to the mental blocks that come with switching tasks.”
Rubinstein, Meyer & Evans (2001); Meyer's estimate in the APA summary
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the average day on a phone. Not a willpower problem, a design one.
“The average person now spends 4 hours and 37 minutes on mobile internet every day.”
DataReportal (2024), global digital overview
Read the reportYou might be wondering...
Is Nopad for people with ADHD?
Our app is for anyone struggling to get control over their focus and screen time, which can be especially helpful for those with ADHD. Our founder created this app to help with his own diagnosis, but we stand firm that our app is not a medical device, tool, or treatment. It's an app anyone can benefit from.
What happens to a task I don't finish?
It rolls to tomorrow automatically, marked as carried over. Nothing is deleted and nothing turns red. The day starts where the last one stopped.
How does app blocking work?
It's built on Apple's Screen Time framework, so the shield is enforced by iOS rather than by Nopad. You choose which apps to lock and which tasks unlock them, and none of your usage data ever leaves the phone.
Is this a treatment for ADHD?
No. Nopad is a productivity app, not a medical device, and it doesn't diagnose or treat anything. It removes one specific obstacle, the apps engineered to capture your attention, so more of your focus lands where you aim it.
Can I unlock apps one at a time?
Yes. Finish a task and you can unlock the apps tied to it for a few minutes, or keep the shield up until the whole list is done. You choose which apps each task controls, and you can change the pattern any day.
Does Nopad sync my data?
No. Your tasks, categories, and history live only on your phone, in the same secure storage iOS uses for the app and its widgets. Nothing is uploaded, and we never see your list.
Shift your focus to something worth it.
Unlock your time. Take back control.
iPhone · iOS 17 or later