Good
Help
Overload
App good, UX bad problems bad
2. I saw a present icon tapped it, it suggested 30 days to a friend, as a gift for a test period, then it closed by my mistap (outside of popup). No present now. Gone forever. As my mood
Do not use this app.
freezes, unusable
Pleasantly surprised
For all the journals, day planners, calendars, sticky notes, and apps that I have tried and utterly failed to keep up with; this one has aligned perfectly with my strange brain. I very much appreciate the breakdown tasks function and the initial suggestions for setting up a daily schedule that I wouldn’t have thought to put as items but have incredibly helped.
I also quite like the chat feature where I can talk out my day and the assistant will organize it. Very specifically, I like that it waits for me to press the send button to analyze my ramblings instead of assuming a pause for thought is the time to analyze what I was saying and only having half a sentence to work with. Siri drives my nuts with that.
At least for adhd, it is a fantastic app.
bug
Finally!
Timo
ADHD Expert
Not user friendly
I love it but just so you know
Over all I completely recommend this app and I think it’s able to cover all the things that I need to get things done.
Some suggestions:
A way to do tasks (example studying) so that you can time yourself and see how long you actually spent doing it
Also a clear ending to music while you’re doing a task, I have tasks that are directly after one another and sometimes I don’t realise that it’s ended and the next task has started.
Thank you for reading this I really appreciate it 💖
Hey!
Feels a bit pushy
Perfect for me.
Really easy to use and satisfying to tick things off, definitely making me much more organised and calm.
Great app for those with ADHD who love organisation (OCD)
I love
Needs a desktop app
Amazing 🤩
Response from developer
Thanks for the great feedback! 💜 We’re so glad Tiimo has been helpful for you as a student!
