Early access to ASTI
ASTI is a native iOS app for people whose brains do not run on the standard timetable. It is being built by someone who needed it and could not find it. Early access means you get it before it is finished, and you get to tell us what is wrong with it.
Join early access
No launch date promised. You hear when there is something real to try.
Who this is for
You have probably been told you are bright but disorganised, or that you just need to try a system. You have tried the systems. They were built for a mind that holds one thing at a time and remembers it tomorrow.
This is for adults with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or some combination nobody has put a name to yet. Diagnosed, waiting, or fairly sure and never assessed. The app does not ask which.
What ASTI actually does
Six things, as they happen rather than as a feature list.
- One obvious next step
- When everything is equally urgent, nothing is. ASTI picks one and tells you.
- Emergency stop
- Two taps and everything non-urgent goes quiet. No explanation required, no streak broken.
- Communications
- What the email actually means, what it needs from you, and by when. Without reading it four times.
- Time
- Calendars that assume you experience time the way you actually do, rather than as an even line.
- Money
- What is coming out before it surprises you. Subscriptions you forgot you had.
- Wellbeing
- Noticing the slide before you are flat on the floor, without being told to practise self-care.
What happens when you join
An email when there is something real to look at. Not a newsletter, not a drip sequence, and not weekly.
You will be asked what is wrong with it, and the answers change what gets built. The form asks whether you want to test properly or just watch. Either is fine.
No launch date is promised here, because the date keeps moving and pretending otherwise would be the first dishonest thing we did. When it is ready for you, you will know.
What ASTI is not
ASTI is a productivity app. It does not diagnose anything, it does not treat anything, and it is not a substitute for care from someone qualified to give it. If you are waiting for an assessment, it will not shorten the wait.
It is a tool for getting through a Tuesday, built by someone who needed one.
Questions people actually ask
- Is it free?
- Early access is free. Pricing after that has not been decided, and anyone in early access will be told before anything changes rather than after.
- Is it available now?
- No. It is in development. Joining means you hear when there is something to try, and you get asked what you think of it.
- Do I need a diagnosis?
- No. The app does not ask and does not need to know.
- Is it only for iPhone?
- It is being built as a native iOS app first. That is a resourcing decision by one person, not a view about Android users.
- What happens to my email address?
- It is used to tell you about ASTI and nothing else. It is not sold, not shared, and you can leave at any time with one click.
- Can I help build it?
- Yes. The form asks. Testing and feedback are genuinely useful, and there is a note on the site about how the thing is made.
- Who is building this?
- Matt Harvey, who spent twenty years flying commercial aircraft before anyone worked out he had ADHD, and who is building the tool he needed at the time.