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My Story and Our Team

"If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go with others."


Meet our team

We do what we teach. That's why we respect the laws of the corporate world, but in our company, we set our own rules. Don't expect C(x)O position labels here, or their limits. Our body is a company, our mind is a community, and our soul is each and every person. Whether colleague or customer.


Martin

Founder

A year of searching for the "why" and the "what" led him to where he found the "how". Diagnosis itself or understanding symptoms and effects is not the way out of pain. That could be AI and modern technologies, which actually often lead us into these problems. 

Eliáš

Hands of project

As is typical in small teams, he does everything else that others don't. Luckily, he is AnDHD, so he can. In fact, he must. He's proof of the correctness of our techniques and isn't afraid to put himself in the role of "test subject". Everything we do is science & Elias based.

Denisa

Heart

Gives our project heart. She's a source of inspiration for our search for the "key" to the locked inner world of girls with ADHD, who are now women. For us, she embodies the role of these women. ​

Eliška

Soul

Do you know that voice inside you? Well, this is it. Or rather, she is. That little girl behind the wall, sitting inside many women with ADHD and waiting for someone to come. Who? Well, that moment.

Dear Women with ADHD,

you ever feel misunderstood? 
Like you're living in a world that doesn’t quite grasp your intensity, 
your perception, your uniqueness?

If so, then maybe you'll understand my story.

These are my feelings. I look forward, but I don't stand still.
My Role: Facilitator, Not FaceWhy Allice Must Be UnbiasedFrom One Story to Many: The Quest for 'How'The Realization That Changed EverythingThe Real Catalyst: Meeting (and Not Meeting) DenisaThe Label I Knew, The Reality I Didn't

The Label I Knew, The Reality I Didn't

At 35, I 'found out' I was 'ill'. The funny thing is, I'd known about my ADHD since childhood. I just hadn't realized it came with such... complications. I didn't grasp the weight the label carried for others.  

 It's not about having a 'milder form' – that doesn't exist. There's just ADHD, inherently unique in each person. Yes, we share common threads, but fundamentally, we are all ABSOLUTELY DIFFERENT. I never lived according to a symptom checklist. Sure, I have the 'classic' signs, but I always perceived them differently. I shaped my life around my wiring, not the other way around. Maybe that's a key difference often seen between men and women with ADHD... for many of us men, especially early on, we simply don't care as much what others think. That visible 'hyperactivity'? Perhaps it's partly fueled by that indifference.

The Real Catalyst: Meeting (and Not Meeting) Denisa

But this story isn't truly about my own ADHD. It's about you. Or more accurately, it began with Denisa. A woman I got to know intimately, yet never truly met in the way I expected.

Our connection was intense, purely online at first. Long messages, voice notes exchanged constantly. We built a world through words and voices, never seeing each other face-to-face for months. I was captivated by her energy, her depth, her humor... and her ADHD, which felt both familiar and profoundly different from mine.

Then, one night, impulse took over – she jumped in a taxi and traveled 100km at midnight just to meet. The real-world encounter, however... that's a story for another time, perhaps. What matters is what happened after.

The Realization That Changed Everything

After we finally met in person, something shifted. It wasn't that I 'lost interest'. It was... confusion. The Denisa I met felt different from the soul I had connected with so deeply online. It took me a month of silence and reflection to understand why.

She had been escaping her challenging reality into our safe, digital space. Online, she could be her unfiltered self. But face-to-face, the lifetime of conditioning kicked in. She had to put on the mask – the one needed to survive in a world that didn't understand. I hadn't fallen for the mask; I had connected with the brilliant person underneath. And the weight of that "mask", the need for it, became painfully clear. That realization fueled me.

From One Story to Many: The Quest for 'How'

Denisa's story became a lens. I spent the next six months coaching, talking, and truly listening to other women with ADHD. I continued my research, diving deeper than just symptoms. I wanted to understand the 'why' behind the masking, the 'how' of their daily navigation.

Today, after immersing myself in countless stories and data points, I feel like the more I know, the more I realize how much there is to know. The sheer diversity of experience is staggering. But one thing became crystal clear: the world needed better tools, not just more opinions.

Why Allice Must Be Unbiased

This entire journey – my own experience, Denisa's impact, the stories of countless women – is the 'why' behind Allice. It fuels my motivation. But my personal story does not, and must not, influence the Allice model itself.

It was crucial to design Allice to be completely unbiased. She doesn't carry my views or anyone else's. Her purpose is to provide a neutral, safe space with practical tools, allowing you to find your truth and your way. There has been enough pain caused by judgment and imposed expectations. Allice is here to offer an alternative.

My Role: Facilitator, Not Face

You won't see my face plastered everywhere. My goal isn't visibility for myself; it's tangible help for you. I want to create something genuinely useful, something that empowers thousands of women to navigate their world with more ease and self-acceptance.

I believe that you will capture and support my unique insight, determination, and the heart that I put into this even before I have it fully ready for you. I don't want a commitment from "investors" and to pay with "data." I want a commitment to people and to pay with "service."

Trully your´s
Martin