Onboarding Hell
They wanted a review before I had used it. I gave one star and it didn’t appear here. Hmmm.
Felt scammy - buy now free trial - I said no - it gave me a lower offer immediately. Game over. Wrong and nasty.
Felt scammy - buy now free trial - I said no - it gave me a lower offer immediately. Game over. Wrong and nasty.
A breath of fresh air for my neurodivergent mind
This app is very easy to use and fun. I would recommend it to anyone that has issues with staying on task.
Outstanding!
In my 67 years on this earth, I have tested many different planning and to-do tracking methods. This one resonates with me…easy to use, intuitive, and actively prompts the user and provides encouragement by way of haptics and confetti! (BTW, I recognize the patterns of ADD in me, not officially diagnosed. And it was referenced as a helpful app, by Karin Nordin, PhD, founder & CEO of “Body Brain Alliance”).
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Needs updating
First and foremost, this app it does help keeping me organized. I have noticed that it could use a bit of updating when I check things off as complete they come unchecked on their own. When that happens, I sometimes don’t press the right item next and then I have to go back and uncheck the task that I did not actually complete. Leading me to the point that there should be an undo button that shows up right after you check an item complete.
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Not user friendly
I can’t get to the tasks easily. Or say I still need to do it it. I’m finding very time consuming the moment.
This app
This app sucks ahh🛴🛴🛴😭😭😭👯👨❤️💋👨🧦🦕🦖🚓🚙🚗🚕🚌🚑🏎️🚎🚒🚐🛻🚚🚜🚛🚔🚍🛺🚘🏍️🛵🚖🚡🚠🚟🚘🚍🚃🚋🚞🚝🚂🚈🚅🚄🚆🚇🚊🛩️🛬🛫✈️🛰️🚀🛸🚁🛥️🛳️⛴️🚢
Awesome App!!
Liked the fireworks !!
Good app, but wish it were better
I am a perimenopausal working mom with ADHD, so I NEED something like this to help me be productive throughout the day and remember things and be my “second brain.”
Overall I really like the app (so much that I got the lifetime subscription), but there are two minor complaints I have when using it. When I add things to my day in the morning, afternoon, or evening blocks, I wish it was easier to drag to reorder the things I need to get done in order of priority or somewhat chronological order without assigning set times to them. I’m not sure if it’s just my app being glitchy, but every time I move one task and then try to move another, it resets everything or puts things in a weird order that I did not want. The other one is the “AI assistant” where you can just brain dump and have it put tasks on your to-do list. It’s fine if you already know your task breakdown, but part of ADHD is not knowing or feeling overwhelmed by big tasks and needing them broken down to smaller components and I wish the AI assistant could help with that instead of making tasks for exactly what I say. For example, if I say “do laundry,” it just makes a task for that, but I wish it would break it out into components like “start a load of laundry,” “move it to the dryer to dry,” “take out and fold laundry,” and “put away folded laundry”. That might be a dumb example, but it illustrates what I’d like to see
Overall I really like the app (so much that I got the lifetime subscription), but there are two minor complaints I have when using it. When I add things to my day in the morning, afternoon, or evening blocks, I wish it was easier to drag to reorder the things I need to get done in order of priority or somewhat chronological order without assigning set times to them. I’m not sure if it’s just my app being glitchy, but every time I move one task and then try to move another, it resets everything or puts things in a weird order that I did not want. The other one is the “AI assistant” where you can just brain dump and have it put tasks on your to-do list. It’s fine if you already know your task breakdown, but part of ADHD is not knowing or feeling overwhelmed by big tasks and needing them broken down to smaller components and I wish the AI assistant could help with that instead of making tasks for exactly what I say. For example, if I say “do laundry,” it just makes a task for that, but I wish it would break it out into components like “start a load of laundry,” “move it to the dryer to dry,” “take out and fold laundry,” and “put away folded laundry”. That might be a dumb example, but it illustrates what I’d like to see
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WIP. CLUNKY
Not at all impressive. The app imports incorrect times from iCal. Does not allow time edits. iPhone app works much better
Still a work in Progress.
Still a work in Progress.
Great app
I love the app so far for right now I am trying to the free version hopefully soon I can subscribe for the year and hopefully be consistent for my YouTube ! Which is what I will use it for tasks ro create
Still needs tons of improvement on desktop
I really love this app on mobile, but on desktop it’s much harder to do what I do on my phone.
I can’t delete lists on the desktop app, and the emojis glitch in the calendar day view, so it’s hard to see which part of the day you’re in.
I use this app a lot in both my personal and professional life because it makes it easy to see how the day is going and to move activities around. For work, though, it’s not ideal, because the Mac app is much weaker than the iPhone one. Because of that, I have to use the browser, and I can’t keep my work activities up to date easily. My job requires me to have hundreds of tabs open, so I lose track of the app’s tab and of what I need to do. Some days I end up going back to a notepad to remember my tasks, which defeats the main purpose of the app: helping people with ADHD.
Technically, on Mac it’s just one more app for listing tasks, not one that actually helps with ADHD.
I can’t delete lists on the desktop app, and the emojis glitch in the calendar day view, so it’s hard to see which part of the day you’re in.
I use this app a lot in both my personal and professional life because it makes it easy to see how the day is going and to move activities around. For work, though, it’s not ideal, because the Mac app is much weaker than the iPhone one. Because of that, I have to use the browser, and I can’t keep my work activities up to date easily. My job requires me to have hundreds of tabs open, so I lose track of the app’s tab and of what I need to do. Some days I end up going back to a notepad to remember my tasks, which defeats the main purpose of the app: helping people with ADHD.
Technically, on Mac it’s just one more app for listing tasks, not one that actually helps with ADHD.
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Want to like, but don’t.
The UI is too busy and inconsistent across tabs; brain feels overwhelmed and scattered. The attempts to help user enter tasks makes me feel compelled to over complicate otherwise straightforward processes. Love the easy to set dyslexic font choice. Love the “tune-in” music noise in the Focus tab. Hate the art, but I guess that can be lumped into my UI complaints. Would be helpful to have all the features as-is, but presented as a clean, consistent, text only interface that isn’t bulky.
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Perfect!
This app is perfect in pretty much every way!
Too many functional Issues
App is great but the alarms ringing after a task is cleared is really annoying. There are all sorts of little bugs that need ironing out. Sometimes my tasks i set is complete just end up undoing my action and i have to press it 3 times to stick.
Tiimo is amazing
Tiimo works better for me than any other calendar app. The reminders and visual timers help me see time passing, so I don’t get lost and forget where I need to show up. I am reminded on my phone, on my computer, and recent updates have improved reminders on the watch too. Thank you!
So far so good
Looks very versatile, still trying all the features out
Get it together
So far seems like it can be helpful
Not ideal
If you are overwhelmed and decide to organise yourself be prepared to get your head around unnecessarily multifaceted diary. I became more overwhelmed and got rid.
What happened to the confetti???
Update: one of the things I liked most about this app was the little celebratory confetti effect when I marked a task completed. It was an acknowledgment of effort and helped me stay motivated to keep working towards completing my tasks. Now it’s gone and Tiimo has gone from being genuinely useful to me, and being recommended to others by me, to something utilitarian that can easily be replaced with Apple’s built in reminders App. I’m very disappointed.
I’ve found this app to be helpful in keeping me focused on the things I want to accomplish. I know that it has more capability than I utilize, but I simply don’t need all of it. I do have one complaint and that’s with the frequent push for users to upgrade to premium. I’ve gotten pop ups every time I open the app this week encouraging me to take advantage of a premium subscription discount. It’s very frustrating to have my concentration disrupted by a sales pitch before I’m allowed to add a task. Now, with this most recent update, the option to choose an emoji symbol relevant to my task has been moved behind the premium pay wall.
I understand that the developers are in business to turn a profit, but the tactic of gradually eliminating functionality feels disingenuous. If it continues, free account users will either feel forced to pay, or give up on the app altogether. I sincerely hope it won’t come to that for me.
I’ve found this app to be helpful in keeping me focused on the things I want to accomplish. I know that it has more capability than I utilize, but I simply don’t need all of it. I do have one complaint and that’s with the frequent push for users to upgrade to premium. I’ve gotten pop ups every time I open the app this week encouraging me to take advantage of a premium subscription discount. It’s very frustrating to have my concentration disrupted by a sales pitch before I’m allowed to add a task. Now, with this most recent update, the option to choose an emoji symbol relevant to my task has been moved behind the premium pay wall.
I understand that the developers are in business to turn a profit, but the tactic of gradually eliminating functionality feels disingenuous. If it continues, free account users will either feel forced to pay, or give up on the app altogether. I sincerely hope it won’t come to that for me.
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It’s good but buggy
I like this app, in fact it’s exactly what I am looking for, but I really want something that is integrated with Apple Watch, for many of us, this is the main piece of hardware we interact with to keep us on track. So far the widget takes me directly into focus mode in my watch and not the tasks I have scheduled. Tried to get some help for this but the solution proposed by the AI agent didn’t work. Might move onto another app, I’m really looking for something that is simple for my ADHD mind.
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