Danielle RalstonFounder, How Capacity Works · Founder of ND Hive | Building the productivity hub where work actually gets done | Execution spaces, body doubling & community accountability

Follow along if you want to watch me finally finish what I started… #adhdcommunity #bodydoubling

19 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this vlog-style announcement, Danielle Ralston, the founder of AudiHD, reveals that after 15 years of planning and note‑taking she has finally completed and launched her product. She explains that the product is now live, has been in use for two weeks, and has already received glowing user testimonials that move her emotionally. Ralston announces a weekend series of TikTok and other content where she will share why she built AudiHD, how she built it, and the details of the product. She invites the ADHD and body‑doubling community to ask questions, directing them to IndieHive and the AudiHD website for more information. The overall tone is enthusiastic and grateful, emphasizing the transition from hyper‑focus isolation to public sharing and community engagement.

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Okay, I can do this. 2 days in a row getting on TikTok, posting, doing the thing. So I'm the AudiHD founder who, to build all of this, had to go through 15 years of notes and what I wanted to actually build. If you want to follow along all weekend, I'm going to be posting content about what I built, why I built it, how I built it, all of that good stuff, uh, and I'm getting it out there. I'm doing the thing I've been saying for 3 years I was gonna do. I've got it done. It is ready to launch, ready for everybody to use, and we've had people using it for 2 weeks. The reviews and testimonials are already amazing. It just makes me cry every time I see them. And the reason I've been hiding is finally done. I didn't just go into a hyperfocus mode and not do anything with it. I actually did something with it, and I'm so excited that it's just about done. If you have questions, always ask, uh, IndieHive. Everything's on the website. You can actually access it all now if you want. Um, I can't believe I got it done.