Cloudlist: ADHD To-Do List
tasks that match your energy
About
This app sorts tasks by the energy they require, adapting to your current mental state. It offers features like breaking down large tasks, a focus timer, and gentle progress tracking, designed for individuals with ADHD.
What's New in Cloudlist
1.0.2
August 20, 2026
smaller screens now scroll properly, so nothing gets cut off. you can go back in onboarding if you change your mind. brain dump now shows you what it found before saving anything.
MoreFAQ
What is Cloudlist's main feature for ADHD users?
Cloudlist's core feature is its energy-based task sorting. It allows users to check in with their current energy level (foggy, okay-ish, or sparking) and then prioritizes tasks that match that state, making it easier to tackle what's manageable.
Does Cloudlist have ads?
No, Cloudlist does not contain advertisements. The app is free to start with core features and offers an optional subscription for advanced functionalities.
How does Cloudlist help with large tasks?
Cloudlist offers a 'break it down' feature that can split large, overwhelming tasks into smaller, more manageable micro-steps. This makes it easier to start and complete complex projects.
What are the subscription options for Cloudlist Pro?
Cloudlist Pro is available as a weekly, monthly, or yearly subscription. A 7-day free trial is offered for new subscribers, and subscriptions can be managed or canceled in Apple ID settings.
Can Cloudlist help with tasks that have been pending for a while?
Yes, Cloudlist includes a 'still here' section for tasks that have been waiting for a few days. This feature provides a gentle nudge without judgment, helping users re-engage with overdue items.
What AI features does Cloudlist use?
Cloudlist utilizes AI from Anthropic's Claude for features like 'brain dump' (organizing messy input), 'break it down' (task decomposition), and 'daily reflection'. These AI features are optional and can be enabled or disabled by the user.
What devices is Cloudlist available on?
Cloudlist is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. The app is designed to be accessible on common Apple mobile platforms.
How does Cloudlist handle missed days for progress tracking?
Cloudlist features 'gentle streaks' that forgive missed days. This approach focuses on consistent effort rather than penalizing occasional lapses, promoting a more sustainable progress tracking system.
