A self-help app for people to manage their ADHD.
ADHD can be challenging, but that doesn’t mean accessing support should be hard or expensive. Our mission? Empower every person with ADHD to reach their full potential. We use technology to provide comprehensive tailor-made programs designed by leading doctors & coaches. By owning the entire ADHD patient experience right from diagnosis through to behavior change therapy, accountability coaching, community, medication management, and family support, we help people better manage their ADHD.
We are a fiercely ambitious 12 person team. Since launching in April, we have helped thousands of people manage their ADHD (as well as being the #1 ADHD app) and we’re just getting started. We think through everything from first-principles and value logic over experience. In order to move fast, we learn fast. We believe in learning by doing - so we like to jump straight in. We say things as they are and believe success is driven by honesty. We’re not afraid to be ourselves and while our mission is serious, we don’t take ourselves too seriously.
Your mission is to drive the strategy, operations, and delivery of in-app content for our self-care mobile ADHD app.
Responsibilities:
"I thought I was beyond help and that there just weren’t any ADHD-specific strategies out there. This app has already given me so much hope that I have lost over the years.” “This app is amazing and I’ve recommended it to everyone in my life who has ADHD or other mental health issues that they cope with.”
We are Inflow - a digital health startup on a mission to help every person with ADHD reach their full potential. ADHD can be challenging, but that doesn’t mean accessing support should be hard or expensive. We help adults and adolescents manage ADHD through our science-based, self-help program. Our program is based on the principles of cognitive behavioral therapy which combines education, cognitive restructuring and community support to help people with ADHD build new habits & skills to effectively manage their struggles.