neurolist: AI Planner for ADHD

neurolist: AI Planner for ADHD

neurodivergent task splitter

799 ratings
88 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 20, 2023
  • April 21, 2026

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This AI-powered planner assists neurodivergent individuals with task management. It breaks down large tasks into manageable steps, estimates completion times, and provides a focused, one-task-at-a-time view to combat overwhelm and procrastination.

AI task breakdown
Magic subtasks generation
Context-aware task planning
Single task focus view
Smart timer with voice notifications
Task library for retrieval
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What's New in neurolist

1.0.35

April 21, 2026

a few bug fixes and performance improvements

Subscription plans

Pro Access Yearly

Full Access to all Pro features of neurolist

$69.991 Year
1 Month trial
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In-App Purchases

$49.99

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Access to all Pro features of neurolist

User reviews

Partly functional

I found the information on the page was only partly visible and the scroll bar wouldn’t scroll to the end of the page to check all the boxes I needed to. I will delete the app as that just adds to my current situation

It’s nice to feel seen - or it would have been

A lot of people with chronic pain or autoimmune disorders have cognitive impairments related to their diagnosis. Come to think of it, I’ve heard the same about cancer survivors for years (or forever) after chemotherapy. I’m seeking help with a form of that known as “fibro fog”. I just set up my first task, cleaning the living room - that’s the project that has been top of my list for the last three months. I told the AI to double the time estimates and it did - that’s great! …But I’m still a long ways away from having a list that looks realistic or doable. If that sounds like an impossible situation, well, it is, but I think that it’s within reach for the intake questionnaire to accommodate people in my situation. Ask some version of “preferred Pomodoro intervals” (for me, that’s 45 minutes of rest for every 15 minutes of work) and “number of Pomodoros per day” (for me, 2). That means that, for me, cleaning the living room is actually four tasks spread out over two days - tidy, dust (dry), clean (wet), and vacuum/sweep. If I could do that much, I’d still be in an impossible situation, but I would also be way better off than I am right now.
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Will stealth bill you

Literally says it reminds before billing That IS A LIE

Disappointed

I loved this app when I first got it but now when I have the ai “pick a task” for me, it only chooses the most recent task I added. Also if I want to skip a task, it just doesn’t and stays on the same task. Might cancel my subscription if this isn’t fixed soon.

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Tasks and subtasks disappearing

Bug

Inability to view/check off subtasks in timer mode

Bug

Scrolling issues on certain screens

Bug

Incompatibility with older devices

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Ability to add tasks without subtasks

Feature

Option to prioritize tasks

Feature

Sync across devices

Feature

Customizable alarm sounds

Feature

iPad-optimized layout

Feature

FAQ

What does neurolist do?

neurolist is an AI-powered planner designed to help neurodivergent individuals manage their tasks. It automatically breaks down large or daunting tasks into smaller, more manageable steps, estimates completion times, and provides a focused, one-task-at-a-time interface to prevent overwhelm.

How does the AI help with tasks?

The AI analyzes the tasks you input, estimates their duration, and categorizes them. It can also generate 'magic subtasks' to further break down complex items. By adding context about your life, the AI can generate even more personalized and effective task suggestions.

Is neurolist free to use?

The application is free to download and use, offering core planning functionalities. However, it does include in-app purchases, suggesting that some advanced features or premium content may require a purchase.

What makes neurolist good for ADHD?

neurolist is specifically designed to address challenges faced by individuals with ADHD. It combats procrastination by breaking down tasks and using a smart timer with voice notifications for each subtask. The single-task focus view prevents the overwhelm often caused by long to-do lists.

Can I get back to my old tasks?

Yes, all created to-dos can be easily accessed and retrieved through the task library. This feature provides ultimate flexibility, allowing you to revisit or reuse tasks as needed without losing them.