You don’t have to do anything right now. Resting counts as showing up. The store will still be there tomorrow.
I’m ready to look aroundJust one question
I work with people who might use it. Practitioner answers
The page rewrites itself for your answer. It stays on this page. Nothing is saved or sent.
You belong here
The morning routine, the dishes, walking the dog. Does the daily life stuff zap your energy before you even start?
Maddy creates the structure and support for these, so your real superpowers can shine through.
Maddy shows up every day as your companion, adapting to how your nervous system actually feels today, not how a checklist thinks you should feel.
Maddy gives you a caregiver view: approvals, a weekly goal, voice notes, without your person ever feeling watched or managed. Wider circles can add supporters and peers, who see only what your person chooses to share.
The site adapts, like the app
Your answer reshapes the day below. The last one turns the site off.
Five things, in time order.
Grounding, breathing, sounds and rest, one tap away. A short walk through your senses. No rush.
Paid by hand each week, on purpose. By someone in your corner, or by you. Solo works.
Nothing carries forward.
Rewards
Your companion
Make it yours
The serious backbone
Every decision traces to peer reviewed research. Maddy does not treat anything. It scaffolds the gaps that make daily living hard.
The story
“I built this for my daughter Maddy.”
She can fly to London and meet me on a trip. Brushing teeth is a different story. She was never failing. The tools were not built for her brain, so we built another way.
Jeremy Runge, Maddy’s dad
I built this for my daughter Maddy. It’s live now on the App Store, with the Android beta on Google Play. Drop your email and I’ll send the occasional note on what we’re building. That’s it.