What Divergify is (and what it is not)

Divergify is a dashboard made of widgets. Email, calendar, to-dos, notes, a focus timer, habits and a dozen more, all on one screen, arranged the way you want them — with a fixed band at the top, the Cockpit, that always answers the one question an ADHD brain loses track of: what matters right now?

It is not a to-do app with extras bolted on. The list is one widget among many, and you can remove it.

The three ideas behind it

Nothing gets lost. Capture first, sort later. The Brain Dump takes a thought in one keystroke and lets you turn it into a task when you have the head for it. You never have to decide where something goes at the moment you think of it.

One thing at a time. The Cockpit picks a single next action and shows it with the reason it picked it. You do not choose from twenty options; you accept or skip one.

Your board, your rules. Drag, pin, widen, rename, remove. Pick a theme. Nothing is where we decided it should be — because a layout that fits someone else's attention is a layout you will fight every day.

What is on the screen

• The Cockpit — a fixed band with the date, your next event and its countdown, how many to-dos you closed, your energy, unread email and the weather. It never scrolls away.
• One thing now — the single next action, with a Start button and a timer.
• Today — a strip of today's commitments in order.
• The grid — your widgets, in squares you arrange yourself.
• Ask Divergify — the search bar in the top bar. Ask it anything about your day, or about the app itself.

What it costs right now

Divergify is in public beta: everything is unlocked and free for as long as the beta lasts, with no card and no trial countdown. When that changes you get a month's notice first. See Public beta.

Where your data lives

Most of your content stays in your own browser. Connected services (Google Calendar, an IMAP mailbox) are opt-in and can be disconnected at any time. Nothing is sold, ever. The full picture is in Your data and privacy.