Your child shouldn't have to change themselves for school.
Ganzy reshapes homework to fit how they think, so what needs doing becomes the interesting part.
For parents of teens with ADHD. No diagnosis needed.
Like a supercar with no steering.
Being an ADHD student is like driving a supercar with no steering wheel. They can focus for hours, but can't choose what they focus on.
Same powerful engine, but now it can steer.
Ganzy doesn't slow them down. It clarifies tasks, simplifies them and rewards progress, so hyperfocus lands on what matters.
Your child's brain works differently.
It isn't laziness. It's a mismatch between how school works and how they think.
They chase what looks interesting.
Even if they want to do something else, whatever looks most interesting wins.
The important task waits.
The essay's due tomorrow, but something else is more interesting. So the essay sits there.
Then it all piles up.
Waiting turns into late work, missed homework, guilt and a constant feeling of being behind.
It's not their fault.
School isn't built for them, and it costs them.
So they start behind: putting things off, missing homework, losing motivation, juggling too much at once. Capable kids miss real chances because of how they were born.
So Ganzy lights up the important one.
Same brain, same pull toward interest. Ganzy makes what needs doing the most interesting thing on the screen.
How Ganzy helps teens with ADHD focus.
Clear, simple step-by-step plans.
Your teen dumps in a task. Ganzy asks a question or two, then breaks it down into clear steps.
One task at a time.
Ganzy shows the one step that matters now and folds the rest away, so starting feels easy.
Short-term rewards they care about.
Every piece of work they do gets them points, level-ups, streaks and accessories for their mascot.
Join Team Ganzy.
Join a vibrant community of parents and students all committed to the mission of maximizing the potential of ADHD students.
Join before launch and lock in Pro for the price of Standard, forever.
Pro at the Standard price, forever.
Your family keeps it for good.
A direct line to the founders.
Jack and Michal are in Ganzy Parents, and host an open monthly call.
A Founding Family badge.
It shows on your teen's account, for good.
Your ideas, credited.
When your suggestion ships, your first name goes on it.
Bring three families. Join the Founding Circle.
Families who bring in three others become the Founding Circle: the families we turn to first. After launch, every family you refer gets you both a free month.
What happens next.
1 Tap Join Ganzy Parents.
2 You're in the WhatsApp group.
3 Meet the founders and the members.
Questions parents of teens with ADHD ask us.
What you'll see
With Ganzy, you can opt in to a weekly report on your teen's progress: how consistent they've been, how much work they've done and how long they've spent working. Coming soon.
How it works
Ganzy turns each assignment into small, clear steps, shows your teen one task at a time and rewards progress tonight, not months from now. Your teen does the work; Ganzy makes starting easier.
No. Ganzy doesn't do their homework. It reformats the work, creates a plan, breaks it down into steps and helps them start. But they do the work, they learn, and they get the credit.
No. Ganzy is a tool for schoolwork, not a medical treatment. It doesn't diagnose or treat ADHD, and sits alongside any support your teen already has.
We can't promise that. Ganzy is built to be fun from the first tap, with points, streaks and no nagging. If it misses, tell us.
A welcome in Ganzy Parents, an optional call with a founder, and a check-in on what's working.
Safety
Ganzy collects only what it needs to work, and we never sell your teen's data. Privacy in plain English has the details.
Team Ganzy keeps parents and students in separate groups, and we moderate both. Students must be 13 or over. Founders never message students one to one.
Cost
Nothing. Ganzy is free while we're in early testing, and founding families get a discount at launch.
How Team Ganzy works.
- Be kind. Everyone here is dealing with something real.
- Share your own story. Keep other families' details private.
- No selling, ads or recruiting.
- Parents and students have separate groups. Students must be 13 or over.
- Jack and Michal moderate, and remove anyone who breaks these rules.
Still got a question? Message a founder. We read everything.