Skip to main content

Guide hub

ADHD-friendly study guides

Short, repeatable study routines that reduce friction. Use these guides to set up body-doubling rooms, keep tasks small, and build consistent momentum.

ADHD · Routines

ADHD‑Friendly Study Routines

Design short, repeatable study loops that work with ADHD or ADHD‑like attention patterns.

Read guide →

ADHD support

Body Doubling for ADHD

Pair gentle social pressure with timers, chat, and streaks to get started faster.

Read guide →

Accountability · Flow

Body Doubling vs Solo

Start with a 3–5 person room to initiate, then switch to solo for depth—camera optional.

Read guide →

Focus · Attention

Stay Focused While Studying

Cut distractions, use short focus sprints, and lean on body‑doubling and streaks to stay on track.

Read guide →

Rituals · Cohorts

Study With Me

Run camera-optional Study With Me sessions with rituals, etiquette, and analytics.

Read guide →

Low-friction session starter

  1. Pick one tiny task that feels doable.
  2. Set a 15-25 minute timer and write the task in your room intent.
  3. Take a real break, then decide the next smallest step.

ADHD-friendly rooms to start now

Short, camera-optional rooms built for gentle accountability.

FAQ

Is this medical advice?

No. These guides are practical study routines and environment tips. For diagnosis or treatment, talk with a qualified professional.

What timer length works best?

Many people start with 15-25 minute blocks and adjust up only if attention stays steady. The goal is consistency, not marathon sessions.

Do I have to keep my camera on?

No. Study Spaces rooms are camera optional by default, and you can focus with chat-only support.