Structured
Structured is a daily planner that shows your tasks and calendar events as one vertical timeline, each with a start time and duration. It is time blocking as an app: instead of a list of things you should do, you see when today they will happen and how little room is actually left.
| Category | Visual daily planner / time blocking |
|---|---|
| Platforms | iOS, Mac, Android, web |
| Price | Free tier; Pro subscription roughly $20-30/year, lifetime option available (check current pricing) |
| Best for | Time blocking, ADHD and visual thinkers, people who overcommit their days |
| Limitations | Light project management; timeline needs daily upkeep or it drifts from reality |
What it does well
- Giving every task a time and duration forces the planning decision procrastinators skip: when, exactly, will this happen?
- Seeing the day fill up visually curbs the fantasy schedule where twelve tasks fit into an evening.
- Calendar events import alongside tasks, so the plan reflects real commitments.
Where it falls short
- One missed block can make the whole timeline wrong, and rebuilding the day is friction some people abandon.
- It is a daily planner, not a project system: long multi-step work needs another home.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Structured good for ADHD?
Many ADHD users like it because the visual timeline externalises time, which is exactly what time blindness makes hard. It is a planning aid though, not a treatment, and it only works if updating it stays easy.