Research on ADHD Topic
According to research studies people diagnosed with ADHD, we estimates that on average 3.4% of people have ADHD. We also found that the prevalence in children aged 18 and under found an overall pooled estimate of 7.2%. Highlighting the improvement in diagnosis techniques. It is likely that many adults have never been diagnosed with ADHD.
Survey Key Findings
User Interview
We gathered all our insights in an affinity map and sort them in different categories
Insight
Apart from reporting that mobile devices may cause distractions, both participant groups were sceptical that engagement with a digital tool would outlast users’ initial enthusiasm.
On account of their own difference, people with ADHD often feel lonely. Loneliness is also a major pain-point between coaching sessions.
The struggle to keep track of commitments and tasks often makes people with ADHD feel inadequate in comparison to neuro-typical people.
Most competitors are on mobile or tablets.
While some apps features are answering to some ADHD pain-points none of them are targeting ADHD specifically.