Keysha

Keysha is an AI assistant that understands how the brain works and helps navigate chaos without forcing a rigid system. It captures what you say, organizes it, and prioritizes tasks to fit a day’s flow. The emphasis is on a thinking partner rather than a standard productivity app, focusing on context and memory of what matters.

Keysha presents a design where the user speaks or types ideas, and the system builds a day around calendar data, deadlines, and urgency. It emphasizes real-time adaptation, with the ability to re-prioritize as plans shift. The goal is to reduce the cognitive load of planning and help users recover from setbacks without guilt or strict schedules.

The product stresses speed with sub-50ms response times and a privacy-first approach, outlining end-to-end encryption and non-sale of data. The overall narrative centers on making productivity tools feel like a natural extension of a user’s thinking process.

Founders and team are building an ADHD-focused planner with empathy and a focus on memory, context, and user feedback. The team is described through titles and profile references, indicating a mission to create a tool that actually understands how minds with ADHD operate. The emphasis is on clarity, energy over time, and a system-first approach.

Use cases

• ADHD adults seeking a flexible planning tool
• People who want to combine tasks, calendar, and notes