From the Willow articles

Productivity, without the pressure.

Essays, guides, and founder notes on calmer ways to get things done.

Built for ADHD brains.

Calm planning for task paralysis, time blindness, and the rest.

Essay

Why Willow has no streaks

A streak motivates you by giving you something to lose. That works, right up until the day you slip. Here’s what we built instead.

The Willow team · 3 min read
Founder note

Why I built Willow

Every planner I tried eventually started to feel like a person I’d let down. So I built a calmer one.

The Willow team · 1 min read
Guide

A gentle way to start a habit

The hardest part of a new habit usually isn’t the habit. It’s deciding, every day, when it happens. Start there.

The Willow team · 1 min read
ADHD management

If you've never stuck to a planner, it wasn't you

A lot of women come to ADHD planning after years of feeling like the failure in a system that was never built for them. It wasn't you.

The Willow team · 3 min read
ADHD management

Why you can't start the task you actually want to do

With ADHD, wanting to do something and being able to start it are two different gears. Here's why they slip, and what helps.

The Willow team · 3 min read
ADHD management

Your to-do list doesn't know what time it is

A flat list of tasks hides the one thing an ADHD brain most needs to see: how much time you actually have. Here's the fix.

The Willow team · 2 min read
ADHD management

Out of sight, out of mind

For a lot of ADHD brains, a task you can't see is a task that no longer exists. The usual fix is to leave everything in view. There's a calmer one.

The Willow team · 3 min read