No new app to download and abandon. Dorinda lives inside the ChatGPT or Claude you already use, and keeps at your tasks — and the people you're waiting on — until they're actually done.
If a to-do list and a reminder were enough, you'd have done it already. Here's what actually happens — and none of it is a character flaw.
You set the reminder. It buzzed once, you dismissed it on reflex, and it was gone. A single ping was never going to be enough.
The moment it scrolls off the screen it stops existing. If you can't see it, your brain quietly files it under “handled” — even though it isn't.
You download the perfect planner, use it for three days, and forget it exists. One more app to open is one more thing to abandon.
You composed the whole text to the contractor, the reply to the doctor's office, the follow-up email. You just never actually sent it.
The quote, the callback, the thing someone swore they'd handle. You're owed a dozen replies and can't possibly hold which in your head.
Not because you're lazy. Because that's how the brain works.
Every tool that failed you had the same flaw — you had to remember to open it. Dorinda doesn't. It works inside the AI you're already talking to, and it doesn't let go until the loop is closed.
Dorinda lives inside the ChatGPT or Claude you already open every day. Nothing new to download, learn, or forget — so it can't end up in the app graveyard.
It doesn't buzz once and give up. It keeps at you — gently, then more firmly — through browser push and your phone, until the thing is actually done.
Waiting on a reply? Dorinda tracks who owes you what and nudges them for you (staged for your OK) — so a follow-up you meant to send doesn't rot in your head.
Dorinda never sighs at you and never says “you still haven't done this.” It just quietly keeps the thread, picks it back up, and hands it to you when you can actually act on it. It carries the mental load with you — support, not surveillance.
We're building Dorinda with and for people whose brains don't do “out of sight, out of mind” gently. Real stories from our early-access group will land here — and we won't fake a single one.
Full access, no card needed. Go Personal for just you, or bring everyone onto Family and share the household. Less than a body-doubling app, a fraction of an ADHD coach — and it lives in the AI you already pay for.
14-day free trial, then $15/mo — or $144/yr (~$12/mo, save ~20%).
14-day free trial, then $40/mo — or $444/yr (~$37/mo), up to 5.
There's no new app to open or habit to build — Dorinda works inside the ChatGPT or Claude you're already in. That's the whole point: the tools that fail are the ones you have to remember to open.
It's built for exactly this — swiped reminders, dropped follow-ups, out-of-sight-out-of-mind. It keeps at things until they're done, so you don't have to hold it all in your head. We build with the ADHD community and don't make medical claims — Dorinda is a follow-through tool, not a treatment.
No. Dorinda works through the ChatGPT or Claude you already use — you just talk to it like normal. Nothing new to install, and nothing new to abandon.
$15/mo for Personal, $40/mo for Family (up to 5). Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial — full access, no card needed. Less than a body-doubling app and a fraction of an ADHD coach — and it lives in the AI you already pay for.
Reminders come through browser push and to your phone, and they escalate if you keep ignoring them — quiet-hours aware, so it reaches you when it should and leaves you alone when it shouldn't.
Dorinda connects to the ChatGPT or Claude you already use — bring your own. It gives that AI the memory and follow-through to actually close your loops, with no lock-in.