NeuroCal – Weekly Planner
ADHD-friendly weekly planner
About
This planner is designed for individuals who find traditional systems overwhelming. It offers a calm space to capture thoughts and organize them naturally, without pressure or guilt. The app uses a minimalist interface and gentle features to reduce cognitive load and promote mental clarity.
What's New in NeuroCal
1.0
November 27, 2025
In-App Purchases
$4.99
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FAQ
What makes NeuroCal ADHD-friendly?
NeuroCal is designed with ADHD minds in mind, featuring a calm, minimalist interface, soft animations, and gentle haptics to reduce overstimulation. It avoids red badges and guilt-inducing features, focusing on a low-pressure experience.
How does NeuroCal organize thoughts automatically?
You can capture thoughts by simply typing them naturally, whether it's a phrase, date, or a stream of ideas. NeuroCal interprets inputs like 'coffee tomorrow 2pm' or 'therapy Thursday at 4' and places them in the correct timeline or 'Now' view.
Can I see my future plans in NeuroCal?
Yes, NeuroCal divides your day into 'Now' and 'Upcoming' views. While the Week Focus Mode hides everything beyond the next seven days to reduce cognitive load, a footer allows you to peek ahead at future plans on your own terms.
Does NeuroCal have ads?
No, NeuroCal does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to be a calm and focused environment, free from distractions.
What devices is NeuroCal available on?
NeuroCal is currently supported on iPhone devices. The app was released on November 27, 2025, and its latest version is 1.0.
What is the age rating for NeuroCal?
NeuroCal has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The app is designed to be intuitive and easy to use for individuals of various ages.
How often is NeuroCal updated?
NeuroCal was last updated on November 27, 2025, with version 1.0. As a new release, future update frequency will depend on developer plans.
What are the benefits of NeuroCal's minimalist design?
The dark, minimal interface of NeuroCal is intentionally crafted to lower cognitive load and help users stay grounded. Completed items fade away, providing closure without clutter, contributing to a lighter feeling when using the app.