Stay here. Stay alive.

Technical

Most apps are for Android, Windows (7/10) or multiplatform. I use redlib front-end for Reddit - so if instance is down, check others.

favorites

  • braceto. bookmark manager, only word-password needed. multi-platform because it works in any browser. the only bookmarks manager that works for me.
  • hourglass. desktop simple timer, nothing unnecessary.
  • Easy Diary. quick AND customizable!!! also with widget. it's simple, cute and structured.
  • loop habits. quick!!! statistics, many widgets, including a simple button to record your progress for this day or a whole-ass calendar with the visuals or your progress.
  • suntimes. to check sunset and sunrise time. helpful if you need more or less sun.
  • Talking Clock. without it my day is consumed by the time-blindness
  • habit consistency. ONE simple task every day, no more, no less. also some tips from developer (bondavi). helpful to switch to if you feel like you can't do anything at all.
  • focus timer. pomodoro-timer, and you can record your progress, plus it has graph view!!! plus tips (also by bondavi).

NOTES...... NOTES!!!

  • Turtl. simple UI, quick, multi-platfom. even if it needs some time to connect with the server, i still love it. i use it for back-up of my other notes.
  • Notally. I WILL DIE WITHOUT THIS NOTE APP. colors, tags, grid or list view, images, auto-backup...
  • Markor. MD text editor, have many functions AND the option to hide unnecessary ones!
  • Notesnook. colors, tags, minimalist options, sync, multi-platform. not using right now, it's too slow to catch my thoughts into quick notes, probably because of sync. but it's more helpful than many similar programs, and i used it as an archive for some time.

guides section

for more light themes: AuDHD, fatigue, healthy relationship with tech

other things to read

communities

unsorted (yet)

⚠ reading for heavy themes

for heavy themes: dissociation, suicidal ideation, depression, self-harm.

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