Blobsort is a 10-minute morning ritual for ADHD brains: dump every task out of your head, sort them one tiny decision at a time, and watch your day become a living, breathing map — where size is time, color is project, and finishing feels like fireworks. Because it literally ends in fireworks.
🎁 7 days free · then €3.95/month · no card up front · cancel anytime ↓Twenty-three browser tabs. A head full of half-remembered obligations, all shouting at once. You know you should start something — so you start nothing. That's not laziness. That's a traffic jam in your executive function, and it has a name.
Blobsort never asks you to "get organized." It asks one small question at a time — and the board builds itself.
Type, hit Enter, repeat. Every thought becomes a small black dot. No sorting, no judging — just out.
Which project? How many minutes? The wizard asks; you press one key. Dots grow into colored blobs.
↑ do first · ← important · → urgent · ↓ whatever. Your priorities become geography.
Finish a task, squash its blob. Instant XP, combos, and at day's end — a firework show made of your work.
Higher means do-it-first. Bigger means longer. Color means project. One glance replaces fifteen minutes of re-reading the same list and feeling bad about it.
Live demo, sort of — these blobs pop themselves. Yours will need you.
Connect Blobsort to Claude with one private URL — no setup wizardry. Then Claude can see your day, dump new blobs straight onto your board, and pop the ones you tell it are done. Comb a week of emails for action items without opening a single one yourself.
Every mechanic in Blobsort exists because a body of research says it should. The honest version: none of this "cures" anything — it's scaffolding, designed for the brain you have.
Masicampo & Baumeister showed that unfulfilled goals intrude on unrelated thinking and measurably hurt performance — and that writing a concrete plan eliminates the interference, even before anything gets done. That's the morning dump: not productivity theater, but clearing your mental RAM.
Source: Masicampo & Baumeister, J. Personality & Social Psychology (2011)A meta-analysis of 83 studies places executive-function deficits — planning, initiating, holding steps in mind — at the center of ADHD. Facing a blank list is an initiation task; answering "project? minutes? which arrow?" is not. The wizard replaces the hardest cognitive move with a sequence of trivial ones.
Source: Willcutt et al., Biological Psychiatry (2005)Cognitive-offloading research shows that moving information out of your head onto an external store improves task performance and frees working memory — the exact resource ADHD runs short on. Blobsort is a dedicated external brain with a morning sync ritual.
Source: Morrison & Richmond, Cognitive Research (2020)Barkley's work describes ADHD as near-sightedness to time: estimating and feeling durations is impaired, which is why word-lists lie to you. On the board, a 3-hour task is physically huge and a 10-minute one is a pebble — your day's real weight, visible at a glance. The timer then records actual vs. planned, teaching your estimates to improve.
Source: Barkley, Psychological Bulletin (1997)Imaging studies found reduced dopamine-pathway markers in ADHD, tied to weaker motivation for delayed rewards. Blobsort answers with immediate, layered feedback: the pop, XP, combos, quests, hatching creatures, evening fireworks. Small hits, exactly when the brain needs them.
Source: Volkow et al., JAMA (2009)Overdue items in normal apps turn red and scream. In Blobsort, a task you've carried for days just drifts and fades like a balloon — and the app eventually offers to let it go, no guilt attached. Shame is not a productivity strategy; for rejection-sensitive brains it's the opposite.
Design principle — informed by clinical guidance on ADHD & emotional regulationActivity heatmaps, hour-by-hour rhythms, "what you reach for first vs. what you avoid," and honest estimate-calibration — computed from your own history.
XP and levels unlock 19 board skins — pencil-on-paper, bubble wrap, lava lamp, deep space. Squashed tasks hatch into creatures that live on in your World. Your day ends with a firework show made of everything you did.
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Statistically, you might — we know who we built this for. Nothing bad happens: no streak-shaming emails, no red badges. Your blobs wait. The morning ritual is designed to be a 10-minute re-entry point, so coming back after two weeks feels like starting a fresh day, not like paying off debt.
Yes. One-click JSON export works during the trial, during a subscription, and after you cancel. We keep your data on an EU server (Germany), encrypted in transit, and we never sell it or run ads.
Yes, properly: swipe through the morning ritual, tap the big ➕ to capture, squash blobs with your thumb. Everything syncs live across all your devices, and you can add Blobsort to your home screen like an app. Native iOS and Android apps are on the way.
Yes — Blobsort ships a native connector (MCP). Generate your private URL in Settings, add it in Claude as a custom connector, and Claude can list your blobs, add new ones (from emails, meetings, anywhere), and mark tasks done. It only ever sees your tasks, and every change it makes is snapshotted so you can undo it.
No. Blobsort is a tool informed by published research, not a treatment. If ADHD is disrupting your life, a clinician can help in ways no app can.