Philadelphia Startup NoPlex Creates an ADHD/Neurodiversity-Focused Alternative to Productivity Apps

PHILADELPHIA - Rezul -- NoPlex, a Philadelphia‑based software startup, is reporting engagement and conversion metrics that significantly outperform typical consumer productivity and wellness apps, as neurodivergent users embrace its "Chaos Management" approach to daily life.​

Unlike traditional productivity tools that expect users to follow linear plans and perfect routines, NoPlex is designed from the ground up for people with ADHD and anxiety, whose days are shaped by fluctuating energy, time blindness, emotional swings, and non‑linear focus. The app helps users stabilize their days with flexible routines, compassionate prompts, and brain‑friendly structure that adapts to real‑world capacity instead of punishing inconsistency.​

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"People with ADHD and anxiety have been told for years that if they just tried harder or stuck to one more system, everything would finally fall into place," said Ross Staszak, Head of Product at NoPlex. "What we see in our data and from our community is the opposite: when you stop blaming yourself and start managing your chaos with tools built for your brain, consistency and stability follow."​

Recent usage trends at NoPlex show seven‑ and thirty‑day retention, active usage, and free‑to‑paid conversion that sit well above common benchmarks for existing productivity and wellness apps, indicating strong product‑market fit with neurodivergent users. As the team continues to co‑design features with its community and clinical advisors, NoPlex is positioning itself as a daily operating system for people navigating ADHD, anxiety, work, school, and family life.​

The company has been getting a lot of attention, especially in its home city of Philadelphia, including multiple wins at Penn State's "Lion Cage" awards and a feature on Fox 29's popular "Good Day Philadelphia," which highlighted NoPlex's mission to serve ADHD communities in the Greater Philadelphia region and worldwide. These milestones reflect a growing recognition that neurodivergent individuals need tools that fit their lived reality, rather than one‑size‑fits‑all productivity advice.​

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About NoPlex: NoPlex is a Philadelphia‑based startup building the only "Chaos Management" platform for ADHD‑ and anxiety‑driven minds. Designed as a neurodivergent‑first alternative to traditional productivity apps, NoPlex helps users stabilize their days through flexible routines, adaptive structure, and compassionate design. Founded by Matt Canning in 2023, NoPlex serves a global user base and is on a mission to provide millions of neurodivergent people with a more sustainable way to manage life.

Find out more at https://noplex.ai