You were built for this.

Turns out, our brains were never 'broken'.
They just use different software.

We're entering an era of unprecedented complexity. While artificial intelligence reshapes everything we know about work, learning, and creativity, neurodivergent minds face a stark choice: be shaped by AI, or help shape it.


ADHDecelerator

Transform your unique way of thinking from a supposed liability into your greatest asset. A 12-week program for builders, creators, and innovators ready to work with their natural rhythms.

Applications Close Jan 1, 2025

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Pioneer The Future of Diagnosis

Help build the world's first experience-driven diagnostic platform. Your lived experience becomes part of a revolutionary toolkit that will help millions understand their minds better.

Our Commitments

Community Owned

Built by us, for us. Every member shares in what we create.

Different, by Design

Tools designed by and for minds that see connections others miss.

Data Privacy

No exceptions, no fine print, no corporate overlords.

For 25 years, I've watched transformative technologies reshape our world. From digital art to social networks, each wave brought a recurring cycle of promises, profits and pitfalls.

When a wave like AI comes along, you better hope you learned to surf.

Why this matters right now

Three simultaneous revolutions are colliding

1. The Neurodiversity Awakening

We're discovering that up to 20% of humans process information radically differently. This isn't a bug - it's nature's way of ensuring cognitive diversity.

2. The AI Revolution

AI isn't just another tool - it's a cognitive amplifier. For neurodivergent minds, this could mean the difference between drowning in complexity and surfing the wave of change.

3. The Mental Health Crisis

Traditional solutions aren't working. Rising rates of burnout, anxiety, and disconnection signal we need fundamentally new approaches to how we think, work, and connect.

The intersection of these forces creates both unprecedented risk and opportunity. The question isn't whether AI will reshape how we think - it's whether we'll shape that future deliberately, or let it shape us.