Capture what happened — not “lazy” or “manipulative.” Neutral language keeps the person bigger than the behavior.
AdaHad turns what you observe into calm, respectful, evidence-grounded next steps — never a diagnosis, never a label.
See how it works ↓Capture what happened — not “lazy” or “manipulative.” Neutral language keeps the person bigger than the behavior.
Every suggestion links to a clinical source, an audience, and a review date — never invented, never uncited.
Community ideas can help — but they're always shown apart from clinical guidance, never disguised as proof.
One observation moves through three steps — a profile for context, a plain-English description, and a guided response grounded in evidence and lived experience.
With separate, explicit consent, everyday observations from parents, partners, teachers, and coworkers — across ages, cultures, and backgrounds — become a governed, de-identified dataset available to qualified academic researchers through a tiered, secure API.
AdaHad is a support and education tool — it does not diagnose ADHD, prescribe treatment, or replace a qualified clinician.