Share Spark

Recommend Spark to ADHD brains — everywhere.

One link, no signup barrier, no download. Pick the audience you're sharing with:

ADHD support groups

If you run an ADHD peer group, Discord, subreddit or WhatsApp community, Spark is the one link you can share that turns 'I can't start' into

Organisations

HR teams, DEI leads, and neurodiversity ERGs use Spark as a low-friction, employee-safe tool for ADHD staff drowning in task paralysis.

Schools & universities

SEND coordinators, learning-support tutors, and university disability services share Spark as a self-serve tool for students who freeze at t

Therapists & ADHD coaches

Clinicians and coaches recommend Spark to clients who leave sessions motivated and stall the next morning. It's the between-session first-mo

Workplaces & teams

Managers and team leads share Spark with staff who ship late not because they don't care — but because the first step feels impossible.

Parents & families

If you're the parent of an ADHD kid, or the partner of one — Spark is the app you can gently hand over when 'just start it' isn't working.

University disability services

Disability service teams share Spark with ADHD and neurodivergent students who freeze on essays, applications and revision — a low-friction

Homeschool co-ops

Co-op leaders share Spark with parents of ADHD kids and teens who stall on the first page of maths, writing or reading — a gentle first-move

Autism & neurodivergent groups

Many autistic and AuDHD folks hit the same first-step freeze. Spark is a low-sensory, low-friction tool for community groups to share.

Recovery & mental-health communities

Depression, burnout and recovery groups often struggle with the same 'can't start' wall. Spark is a gentle first-move tool peer leaders can

Postpartum & parent groups

Postpartum brain fog looks a lot like ADHD paralysis. Spark helps new parents take one 2-minute step when everything feels impossible.

Veterans & first responders

Peer-support groups for vets and first responders share Spark for the mornings when routine tasks feel like a wall.

Remote team managers

Great remote managers share Spark with reports who ship late not from apathy — but because the first step keeps slipping.

Bootcamps & tutoring centres

Bootcamp instructors and tutors share Spark with students who stall on assignments and problem sets despite understanding the material.

ADHD content creators

If you make ADHD content on TikTok, YouTube, Substack or a podcast — Spark is the tool worth sharing with your audience. Real referral rewar

Nurses & healthcare shift workers

12-hour shifts, rotating rosters and admin backlogs are ADHD kryptonite. Spark helps you start the one form, the one call, the one email bet

PhD & graduate students

'Write the chapter' is the biggest, vaguest task there is. Spark shrinks it to 'open the doc and type one sentence.' That's the whole task.

Freelancers & solopreneurs

No boss, no colleagues, no structure — pure ADHD kryptonite. Spark gives you the external nudge you'd normally get from a manager.

Teachers & educators

Marking, planning, emails — the admin mountain that never ends. Spark helps you start the one report, the one lesson, the one reply between

Single parents

Solo-parenting with ADHD is playing the game on hard mode. Spark is the one tool that helps you start the smallest thing when everything is

Night-shift & gig workers

Broken sleep, no fixed structure and a phone full of half-started admin. Spark gives you the one tap that gets today's most annoying thing s

Entrepreneurs & founders

Founder ADHD is a superpower until it's not. Spark handles the boring 10% that ships things — the emails, filings, follow-ups your dopamine

Artists, writers & creatives

Your notebooks are full. Your projects aren't. Spark handles the ADHD gap between 'brilliant idea' and 'opened the file.'

Students in exam season

You've had the timetable for a month. You still can't open the folder. Spark shrinks 'revise chemistry' into 'open notes and read one page.'

Career changers & job seekers

You know you should apply. You've had the tab open for a week. Spark turns 'apply for the job' into 'open the CV and change one line.'