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ADHD Reminders
  by OffBeat Solutions

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Features

  • Attach Reminders to any window or your desktop screen

  • Move the reminder windows to where you want and they will stay there

  • Reminder windows in the way?
    Minimize or close them, they will come back up when the window is clicked again.

  • It's too easy to dismiss a reminder in a cell phone app then forget about it. If you close your reminders, they will come back up next time you click on the associated window

  • Have Specific reminders open daily and other Reminders open only on specifc days

  • Can't remember which Remnders attach to which windows?
    View all reminders and which windows they associate with. Copy all Reminders in ths view they reorganize to best suit your needs

  • Easily add to or edit your notes

  • Easily delete unwanted notes

  • Have ADHD Reminders automatically start when logged in

  • Easily change the location of your stored reminders to a cloud share like Google Drive or One Drive on two or more computers to have those notes available on every computer you use

  • Two installs allowed per purchase

The birth of ADHD Reminders

I have had ADHD my whole life. It was a struggle in school and my personal and professional life.

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Family would tell me "Just take notes" but as I did that, I would have so many notes put in so many strategic places that I would forget things because those notes were in places that I used to see regularly but then stopped. This lead to conflict because I was taking notes, but that system didn't work for me and those without ADHD could not understand my dilemma.

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When smart phones came out, I started using all the reminders I could find. They were all good in their own way, but the problem was that sometimes I would forget to record my notes on my phone or I would get the reminder, but the volume would be turned down and I miss the alert or I would be so busy that I would dismiss the alert thinking I would get to it, then forgot about it because it wasn't "in my face".

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That is where ADHD Reminders comes in. It takes an "In Your Face" approach to reminders. Since I am in front of a computer either at home or at work most of every day, I had one central spot for them. If the reminder windows get in the way of what I am focusing on, I can close or minimize them, but they would always reappear which is what is most helpful as long as I don't completely shut down the program, which I don't.

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I think you will find how valuable ADHD Reminders can be for yor daily life.

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