Clarity: Voice Planner

Clarity: Voice Planner

To-do list you can talk to

2 ratings
2 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 23, 2025
  • August 17, 2026

Features

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About

This app transforms spoken tasks into organized to-do lists using AI. It's designed for frictionless capture, especially for individuals with ADHD or executive dysfunction, allowing users to speak their tasks and have them automatically prioritized and scheduled.

Voice capture for tasks
AI-powered organization
Smart scheduling
Reminders and notifications
Streak tracking
Privacy-first data handling
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What's New in Clarity

5.4

August 17, 2026

Faster and more reliable AI processing under the hood, plus better language handling when you talk to Clary.

Subscription plans

Clarity Pro

Unlimited access to all premium features

$4.991 Month
7 Days trial
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User reviews

Doesn’t work

Can’t get past walk through screen because it can’t process my message even when typing 2 words.

Response from developer

You were right, and I'm sorry. On July 11 we had an outage: the AI service Clarity depends on went down, so the app genuinely could not process anything, for anyone, that day. You installed right in the middle of it. It was not your message and not your connection, and the walkthrough should never have trapped you there. That is fixed. I also went back and made the app show you what is happening while it works, instead of sitting silent and then failing. If you are ever willing to give it another go, I would really like to know whether it works for you now. You can reach me directly at withclarity.app@gmail.com and it comes straight to me. Thank you for taking the time to tell us it was broken. Federica, founder

Doesn't work.

Doesn't work.

Response from developer

I'm sorry, and thank you for the review. "Doesn't work" told us something real even without the details. That was on version 1.3, back when Clarity had just launched and the first run genuinely broke for a lot of people. We have shipped many reliability fixes since, and the app tells you what is happening now instead of failing silently. If you would ever give it another chance I would really like to know whether it is better. You can write to me at withclarity.app@gmail.com. Federica, founder

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FAQ

How does Clarity organize my spoken tasks?

Clarity uses AI to automatically extract tasks, assign dates and priorities, and organize your voice input into a clean, prioritized list without manual sorting or tagging.

Is Clarity suitable for people with ADHD?

Yes, Clarity is specifically built for individuals with ADHD and executive dysfunction, as voice capture removes the friction of typing and finding the right app, making task initiation easier.

What are the benefits of Clarity Pro?

Clarity Pro offers unlimited voice captures, longer recording times, calendar synchronization, and detailed analytics, providing enhanced productivity features beyond the free version.

Does Clarity have ads?

Clarity is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience focused on productivity and task management.

What devices does Clarity support?

Clarity is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, ensuring broad accessibility for Apple users.

How often is Clarity updated?

The latest version of Clarity is 3.0.9, and it was last updated on May 20, 2026, indicating regular maintenance and feature enhancements.

What is the pricing for Clarity Pro?

Clarity Pro offers monthly and annual billing options, with a 7-day free trial for both. The annual plan provides a 33% saving compared to the monthly subscription.

How does Clarity compare to traditional typing task managers?

Clarity is designed to be 3x faster than typing for task capture, allowing users to record a week's worth of tasks in under two minutes by simply speaking them.