Tiimo
Tiimo is a visual daily planner designed for ADHD, autism and executive-functioning challenges. It shows your day as a timeline of colour-coded activities with icons and a visual countdown for the current one, replacing text-heavy lists with structure you can read at a glance. Apple named it iPhone App of the Year in December 2025.
| Category | Visual planner for neurodivergent users |
|---|---|
| Platforms | iOS, Android, Apple Watch, web (Pro) |
| Price | Free tier; Pro around $7.99/month or $79.99/year, varies by region (check current pricing) |
| Best for | ADHD and autistic adults, visual thinkers, routine building |
| Limitations | Subscription is pricey next to general planners; free tier is limited; not a project manager |
What it does well
- The visual countdown for the current activity externalises passing time, which directly targets ADHD time blindness.
- Deliberately gentle design: missed activities slide, they do not scold, which suits people for whom shame fuels avoidance.
- Routines with icons make repeating structure cheap to follow rather than costly to re-decide.
Where it falls short
- The useful version is the paid one, and it costs more per year than most mainstream task apps.
- It plans days, not projects: big multi-week work still needs breaking down elsewhere.
Related
Executive dysfunctionHabit stacking
Frequently asked questions
Is Tiimo worth it for ADHD?
If visual schedules work for you and text lists do not, it is one of the best-designed options and the trial will show you quickly. If you already cope fine with a normal planner, the extra cost buys little.
Tiimo is a planning tool, not a treatment for ADHD or autism. If executive-functioning difficulties are significantly affecting your life, speak to a GP or specialist; apps can support but not replace assessment and care.