What we want to learn
Which planning systems people actually return to, where they fall off, what feels overwhelming, and which formats feel easiest to start.
Consent-based research
Help shape calmer ADHD-friendly planning tools.
This is for people who voluntarily want to share what makes planners, Notion templates, spreadsheets, and AI prompts easier or harder to use.
Do not share diagnosis documents, medication details, therapy notes, or private medical history. Calm Circuit Studio makes organization tools, not medical tools.
Research rules
Opt-in only
No scraping or diagnosis targeting
No medical advice
Use aggregated insights for better tools
What not to send
Please do not send diagnosis paperwork, medication details, therapy notes, crisis information, or anything you would not want stored in a small-business research file.
How we use responses
Responses may be summarized into product improvements, blog ideas, and better free resources. We should not publish identifying details without permission.
Good questions to answer
- What makes you abandon a planner?
- What kind of reset actually helps?
- Do PDFs, Notion, spreadsheets, or prompts feel easiest?
- What would make a tool worth paying for?
Sales-safe next step
If you only want to test the store first, use the free Morning Routine Reset Kit. If it helps, the Start Here guide explains the paid options.
Support
Email aaron.miller198@protonmail.com with questions or to request removal from research follow-up.