It will never sync to your work.
No calendar integration that exposes you. No Slack bot. No employer dashboard. Ever.
Lechio · An ADHD copilot
Built for the ADHD professional who’s typed the same context paragraph 5–8 times today.
CDMP-credentialed · 697 studies · Browser-native
ChatGPT worksfor ADHD — until itforgets you.
A Lechio publication · Built by Meagan Angelucci · Toronto
Never syncs to your work · No employer dashboard · Ever.
N° 02· The mirror
What’s your stuck type?
Four questions, thirty seconds. You’ll see your pattern at the end — and how Lechio meets it.
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When you get stuck, what's the first thing you lose?
N° 04· A letter from the founder
Built by Meagan Angelucci.
“I built this for myself first. I had tried eight ADHD tools and was still losing afternoons to one email.”
I’m a late-diagnosed ADHD professional and a Certified Disability Management Professional (CDMP) — the credential that decides whether ADHD at work is treated as accommodation or performance. I’ve spent twelve years inside those systems, first on the insurer side, then at a disability-management firm.
I built Lechio after losing an entire Tuesday afternoon to a single email I couldn’t start. I’d tried Motion, Sunsama, Goblin Tools, body doubling, ADHD coaches, and four planners. None met me at the freeze. None remembered me the next day. So I read 697 peer-reviewed studies and built the rescue I was trying to find.
Population context
Adult ADHD is estimated to affect ~3.5% of the global workforce (Lauder, McDowall, & Tenenbaum, 2022, systematic review of 143 studies). Peer-reviewed meta-analytic work puts global persistent adult ADHD at 2.58% with symptomatic adult prevalence reaching 6.76% — translating to ~140 million and ~366 million adults globally (Song et al., 2021, Journal of Global Health). Full evidence base →
N° 05· The promise
Six things this product won’t do.
Written down because written-down is the kind we mean to keep — and the kind you can hold us to.
Privacy
Invisible on IT scans, HR audits, and screen shares.
The browser extension is named neutrally. No badge in the corner of your screen. No notification you have to dismiss in a meeting.
Pricing
The first rescues are free.
No card up front. No trial countdown. No “only 2 left” theatre.
Cancel in two clicks.
Not a phone call. Not a survey. Not a “tell us why” form.
Your memory
Your data is not for sale, training, or anonymised resale.
The memory is yours. Export or delete it any time, by yourself, without an email thread.
No streaks. No shame. No notifications calling you out.
This is anti-doomscroll, end to end.
N° 06· Pricing
What it costs.
Three plans. First rescues free. Cancel in two clicks — no survey, no phone call, no “tell us why” form.
CDMP-credentialed · Browser-native · No employer dashboard, ever
Free
Forever · No card up front
$0
Three rescues a week. The browser extension. Persistent memory across sessions. Enough to genuinely solve a freeze, not a teaser.
Pro
Per month · Price under live test
$12
Unlimited rescues. The full memory. Every future mode as it ships — Shame Spiral mode first. Cancel in two clicks.
· Recommended
Founding member
Per month · 100 spots, locked
$9
Locked-in launch pricing for as long as you stay. A direct line to the founder. First seat at the Layer 3 accommodation feature when it ships.
Try a rescue, free
No card. No setup intake. Twenty seconds to install.
N° 07· The cost
An afternoon a week. Fifty afternoons a year.
An afternoon a week is fifty afternoons a year. They show up in the report you didn’t finish, the deck you didn’t ship, the role you didn’t pitch yourself for. The masking exhaustion compounds — and it isn’t the work that burns you out. It’s the work plus the performance of the work plus the after-hours catch-up that pays for the freeze.
If you’ve been here before, you know the cost. What you might need is permission to believe this time could be different — that the quiet sentence “I’ve tried things, none of it helped, why would this be different,” is itself the thing keeping the freeze in charge.
N° 08· What we read
We read 697 studies before writing a single line of this product.
Between April 2025 and April 2026 we collected 1,802 publicly accessible posts and comments from r/ADHD, r/adhdwomen, r/ADHDmemes, and LinkedIn — about the freeze, the masking, the diagnosis, the tools. 547 of them matched at least one of eight pre-registered themes.
The strongest cross-platform pattern: the “I keep re-explaining my ADHD context to ChatGPT” conversation is a LinkedIn one (φ = 0.40, p < 1e-22, Bonferroni-corrected) — exactly where mid-career professionals talk about how they actually work. That’s where this product is built for.
547 theme-matched posts · Top 30 bigrams + top 50 unigrams
Pulled from research, not from guesses. Full methodology, statistics, and quote bank →
N° 09· Honest answers
Honest answers — including the ones that lose us money.
Five questions I asked myself or got asked by late-dx professionals. Click any to expand.
Will this work for me if I've tried eight ADHD tools and given up?
Honestly — for some of those eight, the right answer is that nothing about this one will be different for you. That is why the first three rescues are free, and why we refund any month you have paid for without a survey or a “tell us why” form.
The thing that is structurally different here is two-fold. It lives in the tab where you actually freeze, so there is no separate app to remember to open. And it remembers you between sessions, so the rescue compounds rather than resets. Whether those two things matter to you is the only test that counts.
Can my employer see this?
No. The browser extension is named neutrally — it does not show “ADHD,” “rescue,” or anything mental-health-coded in its install name, your extensions list, or any URL it visits. There is no badge in the corner of your screen, no notification you have to dismiss in a meeting.
An IT scan sees a small, generically-named browser extension — nothing that signals what it is. If a screen share happens while the rescue panel is open, you can close it in one click. There is no employer dashboard, no work-calendar integration, and no “share your progress” social surface. The naming and silence are commitments, not marketing.
What happens if I cancel?
Two clicks in Settings. No survey. No phone call. No “tell us why” form. Cancellation stops billing immediately; if you ever see a charge after cancelling, email me directly and I refund it the same day.
Your memory exports as a human-readable JSON file — patterns, stuck spots, rescue history, all of it. The file is tool-portable, so you can move it elsewhere or hold onto it. We retain the server copy for 30 days post-cancellation in case you change your mind, then it is deleted.
Is my data being used to train AI models?
No. Your memory is yours. It is not for sale, training, or anonymised resale. Every API call to the LLM provider has the no-training flag set, so your conversation does not become training data for the underlying model either.
The memory layer is encrypted at rest. We do not run analytics on individual stuck-pattern content for product purposes; what we measure is aggregate, consented, and never tied to a specific person’s freeze moments.
Why $9 / $12 / $14? Why not free?
The free tier covers most casual users — three rescues a week is enough to genuinely solve a freeze, not a teaser. Beyond that, the LLM provider charges per request, and rescues are not cheap to run.
We could have built this ad-supported. We did not, because that monetisation model would have meant selling your stuck moments to the highest bidder. Honest pricing, paid by the people who actually use it, is the cleaner trade. The Founding Member tier ($9/mo, 100 spots) locks in launch pricing for as long as you stay.
If you have a question that isn’t here, write to me. The address is in the footer. I read everything. I answer most things within a day.
N° 10· The line
The freeze doesn’t get the day.You do.
N° 11· Ready when you are
Ready when you are.
“I get stuck. Often. And sometimes I just need someone to get me unstuck.”