From stuck to moving.
In the moment it matters.

Full access to all live ADHD Teen Tools — currently StudyLyte and StartMode. As new tools launch — Resolva, for confidence and performance moments, is next and currently in development — they're added to your subscription automatically at no extra cost. Early subscribers get every new tool at the same price.

Yes. These tools aren't remediation — they're for the moments that derail even capable students. The "I know the material but can't start studying" problem. The spiral before a test. The paralysis when everything feels equally urgent. Smart kids with ADHD hit these walls constantly.

Planners assume your kid can already organize and prioritize. These tools are for the moment before that — when they're stuck, overwhelmed, or can't initiate at all. StudyLyte generates a complete, ready-to-use study guide from a short intake. StartMode resets them first, then gets them to one clear next action. Nothing to fill out, nothing to manage.

No. The tools are designed for the teen to use independently. The intake is conversational, the output is immediately actionable, and there's no parent dashboard to check or maintain. That said, some families use them together — especially at first.

Middle school through high school — roughly ages 11 to 17. The tools were developed and validated with a 14-year-old with ADHD across real test prep, real subjects, and real high-pressure moments. Not a theoretical user.

Yes. Seven days of full access, no restrictions. Credit card required at signup — cancel before day 7 and you won't be charged. Annual plans also include a 30-day money-back guarantee after your trial ends.

One click through your account portal at billing.stripe.com. No phone call, no cancellation flow, no friction. If you cancel, you keep access through the end of your billing period.

No, and it doesn't try to be. Coaching and tutoring are valuable. These tools handle the specific moments between sessions — the 9pm panic before a test, the Sunday afternoon paralysis when homework feels impossible. They're a complement, not a replacement.

Scott, a former enterprise software executive who spent 6+ months developing a study methodology with his own ADHD daughter across multiple subjects and real test situations. He's not an ADHD clinician. He's a builder who figured out what actually worked for his kid and made it available to other families.