ADHD Coach
ADHD coaching infrastructure that works the way ADHD brains do.
Help clients with ADHD build the systems and habits that actually stick.
Common challenges
- Designing accountability systems that work for ADHD brains, not against them
- Keeping session notes detailed enough to track patterns across sessions
- Helping clients build habits without overwhelming them with complexity
- Managing clients who struggle with scheduling and follow-through
How Kaido helps
- Task system with short, clear action items that match ADHD working memory
- Progress tracking with streak indicators that reward daily consistency
- Private session notes to track ADHD patterns and adaptive strategies
- Client self-booking with easy rescheduling when life derails the plan
Progress tracking that celebrates every small win
ADHD brains respond to immediate feedback and visible progress. Kaido's progress tracking gives clients a clear view of their streak, their check-in history, and how far they've come. That visible evidence of progress motivates the next step, not just the end goal.
- Weekly check-in structure that creates a reliable rhythm
- Streak counter rewards consistent daily habit completion
- Progress visible to client and coach in real time
- Short-cycle feedback loops that ADHD brains respond to
Client Progress
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30-Day Clarity Reset
This Week
Complete daily reflection journal
Practice 5-min breathing exercise
Review weekly intentions
Submit weekly check-in note
Simple, specific tasks that match how ADHD clients work
Vague tasks don't get done. Kaido's task system lets you assign clear, specific, one-action items with due dates. Clients see exactly what to do and when. The satisfying act of marking something complete creates the positive reinforcement that builds momentum.
- Assign short, specific one-action tasks with clear due dates
- Clients mark tasks complete from their dashboard for instant feedback
- Tasks broken into small steps that prevent overwhelm
- See which tasks are done and which to follow up on
This Week's Actions
Write your morning journal entry
Complete the values worksheet
Identify 3 limiting beliefs
Visualize your ideal week
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Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about using Kaido as a adhd coach.
- Can Kaido help with habit tracking for ADHD clients?
- Yes. Use the task system to create daily and weekly habit tasks with due dates. Clients see their habits in their dashboard, check them off, and build a visible streak. That short feedback loop works well for ADHD brains.
- Can I build ADHD-specific coaching programs?
- Yes. Create phased programs covering executive function skills, task initiation, time awareness, and self-regulation, matched to your ADHD coaching methodology. Assign to clients and they follow the roadmap.
- What happens when clients miss sessions or forget to complete tasks?
- You can see task completion status in real time and follow up via the messaging thread. Clients can also reschedule sessions from their dashboard, making it easy to stay on track even when derailment happens.
- Can I track ADHD patterns across sessions?
- Yes. Use private session notes after each session to document patterns, strategies tried, what worked, and what needs adjustment. Notes are private to you and organized chronologically by client.
- Is the client dashboard simple enough for ADHD clients to navigate?
- Yes. The client dashboard is clean and minimal, with sessions, tasks, and messages in clear sections. There's no information overload. Clients see what they need to act on without cognitive overwhelm.