ADHD Organizer, Planner: Focus

But that’s what makes it great!!! I have ADHD and I wanted something simple that helps me time what I need to do. I can just press “play” on my daily, weekly and monthly goals, and it keeps track of how long I spent doing it. And it reminds me at a certain time (I have my reminder at 9 pm) if my goals haven’t been met. Which is great for somebody like me who tends to forget what I wanted to do. It’s a nice way to gently remind myself of what needs to be done, and to keep track of the times I did them. So when I go back and say “well I haven’t done anything productive....” I can open the app and actually see what daily goals I’ve done, when I did them, and if I spent more or less time doing them every day!!! Honestly- this app is such a simple tool that’s helping me get my life together. The creator/s did such a wonderful job with this. Edit: I’m still loving the app! The only thing I wish the app had is a way to put in “hey, I did this activity for x amount of time today” because several times I’ve gone to do stuff and forgotten to start the timer.

first off, I think this app is super sleek, beautiful UI, and I love the three different methods of tracking activities (single, counter, and timer.) I’ve read over four hours in the past week, and I’m so excited to see how this app helps me focus on what’s important in the future! That being said, this app does feel like it needs some updates. Here’s what I’d love to see in future updates: 1. ability to reorganize your tasks in the Today tab as desired 2. the Stats tab is pretty confusing and I can’t see all my streaks in one place. The Activity calendar also doesn’t make sense in that in only shows three tasks max completed for each day. 3. I also don’t really “get” the Timeline tab. It mostly seems to involve a lot of scrolling to see when you did something, which I think could be served better by a vertical layout calendar that’s accessible from that Activity calendar. 4. I’ve also noticed that I’m sent notifications to finish tasks at my specified notification time even if that task has already been completed, which seems a bit redundant. Those are my main notes, and I’m excited to see what comes next. Thanks to the developers for making a cool app. :) P.S. an Apple Watch app at some point would be awesome!

This app looks really nice. You don’t get lost in it and it takes less than a minute to see how it works. I can set goals for working on a project for a certain amount of time every day, and I can make reminders on each goal to remind me when it’s time to start them. I have made simple goals so far. 45 minutes a day for a special work project, drink a certain amount of water everyday, and make sure I brush my teeth for the full two minutes for optimum tooth health. I will make one for how much time I spend on my phone doing nothing productive too. I can set a time limit on activities that I want to do but shouldn’t spend to long on, like a break or watching shows. If I take a break, I push the play button and then stop it when I’m done. The time left on that activity let’s me know how much time I still have to do those breaks throughout the day. Perfect for time management. I can see my progress and streaks too. Can’t wait to build them up. Thank you so much for such a simple and impressive app. I’ve been looking for one for so long and this one seems tailored just for me!

I really like the different types of goals. In other apps I have to manage the details myself. For example, if I want to exercise for 30 minutes, with other apps I need to run a separate timer, then go into the task app to check it off. Now I can time it and complete it all in one place. It even notifies me when the timer is up so I can use my phone for other things. My only issue is this: even if I completed a task at 11AM, the app pesters me with a notification at noon to do my already finished task. It’s makes me want to disable notifications, but they are helpful when I really haven’t done the task yet. Please fix this.

As someone who struggles with immense time management issues, I found this app to increase motivation to stop wasting time and start doing things I actually wanted (and needed) to do, but couldn’t get started. It’s something about the easy layout and way of tracking different activities, the different options available for time and whether to start or limit, the fun color schemes, and seeing what you’ve accomplished that boosts productivity. It’s easy to use and well worth the download. I’m excited to see where this app takes me in my journey to fight executive dysfunction and beat bad time management.