The one they call when Mom’s doctor calls

D’Amore Ltd Co

Already-made tools for neurodivergent women carrying too much.

Ready-made scripts, sheets, resets, logs, defaults, and plans for the days when work, caregiving, executive-function demands, and everyday life are all competing for the same mental bandwidth.

No membership required. Use one thing and leave the rest.

Liner notes

  • Built by someone in the same season
  • One price, no tiers or upsells
  • Nothing to keep up with

Stoop RadioFree dispatches, notes & resets from The Stoop

The person behind the stoop

Hi, I’m Rebecca.

Built by someone in the same season — ADHD diagnosed at 40, still raising a kid and caregiving family, and years spent writing technical documentation for a living. Tired of tools built to measure her instead of wait for her, she started building the ones that actually hold up on a bad day.

Read Rebecca’s story →

— Rebecca, founder

Straight from the crate

Not just a promise. A sample.

Built by someone who’s lived it: ADHD, caregiver, career technical writer, so the systems hold up under a bad day, not just a good one.

One real page, from the Work & Care Kit’s Care Week Handoff Sheet:

  • Meds, contacts, and routines on one page
  • A “if this happens, do this” quick reference
  • A fridge-printable version for whoever’s covering
Screenshot of a real page from the Care Week Handoff Sheet, showing meds, contacts, routines, and a quick-reference guide

That’s one page out of dozens. Come see the rest.

Why this is different

This is not another library of things to read.

You don’t need more tabs open, more advice saved for later, or one more thread to scroll at 2am. On a too-much day, research is the last thing you have room for. You need the next usable thing: a script, a sheet, a reset, a default, a plan, already made, ready to grab.

So instead of “here’s more to figure out,” The Stoop hands you:

  • A script for the message you keep rewriting
  • A sheet so someone else can cover the care week
  • A reset for the day everything caved in at once
  • A default so you don’t decide the same thing twice
  • A log so nothing important lives only in your head
  • A plan for the week work and care both peak

Every one of these is built the way real documentation gets built — by someone with hands-on caregiving experience and a career writing instructions people actually follow under pressure. Fewer decisions, not more. Nothing here tracks you, sells your data, or asks you to keep a streak.

A brownstone stoop at golden hour with potted geraniums, ivy, and ferns, plus a vintage boombox and a CD resting on the steps, wrought-iron railing catching warm evening light.

Pick one thing. That still counts.

You do not have to fix your whole life. Start with the next usable tool.

A free two-minute check. A $29 system, yours to keep.

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