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Alfred

Alfred: a physical chief-of-staff device for people with ADHD. It pulls context from your meetings, Slack, email, and calendar, builds a prioritized day plan, and actively nudges you through it with voice check-ins and physical feedback (buzzer, LED, display) instead of just passively logging like a notetaker or pendant.

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What they built: Alfred: a physical chief-of-staff device for people with ADHD. It pulls context from your meetings, Slack, email, and calendar, builds a prioritized day plan, and actively nudges you through it with voice check-ins and physical feedback (buzzer, LED, display) instead of just passively logging like a notetaker or pendant.

What it solves: For people with ADHD who struggle with executive dysfunction - knowing what to do but not being able to start, prioritize, or stay on track across a busy day. Existing tools capture context but never push back or nudge. Alfred is a dedicated physical device (not another laptop tab, which just becomes a distraction) that acts as a proactive chief of staff: it plans your day, checks in every 1-2 hours, reprioritizes as things change, and delegates tasks to agents. Extensible to any neurodivergent profile.

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