u/MrPWolf

Hello r/betatesters,

I’ve spent the last two years designing and building a simplified productivity manager called Flllow.

The project started because I was completely unable to settle down with any of the major project management tools out there. They are built for corporate tracking, feel overwhelming, and constantly add feature bloat. I always found myself getting lost in them after a few weeks.

I’ve been using Flllow exclusively for over a year now, and it has completely saved my focus. While it looks visually clean and familiar (similar to Trello), it operates radically differently under the hood:

80% Less Bloat: We stripped away corporate tracking features to build a lightweight tool focused entirely on individual user execution, not manager micromanagement.
2-Minute Learning Curve: No spaces, complex folders, or custom layouts to configure. You open it and just start working.
Project Blinders: Keep everything - from personal to-dos to massive professional projects - on one single 3-column board. Click a project card to instantly filter out 100% of unrelated cards.
Focus Tunneling: Turn any checklist line item into a spatial tunnel. Click it to dive directly inside that task into a deep sub-card workspace. Map out complex structures by tunneling inward, then execute your way outwards while keeping your main board completely pristine.

The Beta Test Offer:
I am looking for exactly 10 active users to test the system, try out the tunneling mechanics, and give me brutal, honest feedback.

In exchange for your time and a quick chat about your experience, I will give you a 12-month paid Indie tier account entirely for free.

If you are suffering from tool fatigue and want to help shape a distraction-free workspace, check out the landing page at flllow.app and drop a comment below or send me a DM so I can set up your account!

I've been struggling with the "what to use" problem for ages, trying out Monday, Trello, Asana and ClickUp, even paying for some of them, but I always ended up in the same spots:

Spending weeks designing a system that looked promising at start
Started accumulating plenty of things inside the system I've designed for a while
Went to holiday or just spent time with a different thing for a week or a month
Came back to it and actually never picked up the flow again... just couldn't force myself to open it up and carry on where I left of.
Waited for the year to pass (since I've paid upfront) so I can call it a failure and move on

I am really curious if others have got similar issues when going solo?

Although I already have a solution (created one for myself that works), but I am still curious to see what others with similar issues might use right now?

[Beta Test] I built a minimalist Trello alternative that removes 80% of the bloat. Giving away 10 free 12-month Indie accounts in exchange for honest feedback.

What would you say is the best project management app for solopreneurs with severe ADHD?