Four tools. $7.95 each, once.

Practical downloads for the moment you’re actually in. A task-initiation deck, a prompt pack, a triage worksheet, and a reset. Pick one, keep the files, and come back whenever you need them.

THE DIGITAL COLLECTION

Choose the tool you’ll use.

Clear formats, a single purchase, and files you can keep.

Start a task

The Start Button, a twelve-card deck for ADHD task initiation

12-card deck. 4-page PDF, plus 13 phone lock screens.

The Start Button

For when you know exactly what to do and can't make yourself do it.

  • Twelve cards, one move each, with a "use when" line and why it works
  • The key: symptom on the left, card number on the right
  • Thirteen phone lock screens, because the card you need is the one you can see
  • "Read This Whenever", the page written for the day you find it in a drawer

Ask for a check-in

Call Me, fifteen copy-paste AI prompts for the moments you can't start

23-page prompt pack. PDF, plus a plain text file.

Call Me

For when you need something to check on you and there's nobody to ask.

  • The house rules. Paste once at the top of a chat and everything after it sounds different
  • Fifteen lines, one page each, with what comes back and how to turn it when the answer's wrong
  • The switchboard, so you don't have to pick the line yourself
  • The standing call: instructions for scheduled check-ins, where your AI service supports them
  • Call-Me-prompts.txt, because copy-pasting out of a PDF is its own small hell

Sort the list

The List Is Lying, a printable Three Pile System worksheet for ADHD task triage

6-page printable. Letter size.

The List Is Lying

For the list with fourteen items where every one arrives at the same volume.

  • The three piles with real boundaries. Hot maxes out at three, and if a fourth enters, one leaves
  • Why volume isn't consequence, and why re-deciding is the part that's actually expensive
  • The sort sheet, with a line for the next physical move: open, send, ask, call, draft, schedule
  • Permission for the Cold pile to rot, which is the part most people came for

Reset the workday

Dumpster Fire Reset, a printable ten-minute reset for an overwhelming workday

5-page printable. Letter size.

Dumpster Fire Reset

For the workday that was already sideways by nine in the morning.

  • Five moves with fill-in lines, so the decision leaves your head and lands on paper
  • "When to pull it" and "not for" right on the front page
  • The minimum safe version, so you ship something instead of polishing nothing
  • The park list: three things in Warm, everything else Cold until a date you pick

THE COMPLETE COLLECTION

All four tools, together.

$19.95 for the bundle. $31.80 purchased separately.

The Whole Shelf, all four Built For Chaos tools in one downloadGet the complete collection

Before you buy

How do I get the file?

Checkout runs on Payhip. The download link is on the receipt screen and in the receipt email, as soon as the payment goes through.

Do I need an account?

No. Not with Payhip and not with us. An email address for the receipt is the only thing checkout asks for.

Will it work on my phone?

Every tool is a PDF, so yes. The Start Button also ships as thirteen phone lock screens, and Call Me comes with a plain text file for copy-pasting.

What if there’s a problem with my file?

Reply to your Payhip receipt so we can investigate. Because digital files are delivered right away, purchases are generally final once access has been provided.

Is this the book?

No. These are four standalone tools. The book is a separate thing, and it lives on Amazon in Paperback, Hardcover, and Kindle.

Not ready to buy? Take one card free.

The Start Button is twelve cards, one physical move each, for the ninety seconds before a task starts. You don’t pick a card. You pick a symptom.

Four of the twelve are here. The other eight, the key, and the print sheet are in the deck.

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Stage It

Don’t do the task. Put out everything the task needs, then walk away. Pan on the stove. Laundry basket by the machine. Form open, card next to it.

Use when the task lives in another room, or needs stuff you’d have to go get.

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Why it works

Your brain refuses tasks. It doesn’t refuse setups. Once the task is staged, most people find they’re already doing it.

The Start Button, card 01 of 12.

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