Yoodoo Reviews: Is It Legit?

Customer Experience

Positive experience76.7% of reviews
Neutral2.7% of reviews
Negative experience20.5% of reviews

~ Based on 73 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say about Yoodoo

Is Yoodoo Safe?

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Is Yoodoo Legit?

Yoodoo: ADHD Daily Planner appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Yoodoo is 85/100.

Based on 85 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

My delight!!

I’m so very impressed with the new version! It has the functionality that will be a great help for anyone that has trouble managing their time & staying on track to get things done. Ross has worked tirelessly with his Beta testers to work out the kinks.

Just works!

im not a reviews person but felt like this one earned it. simple. helpful. done.

my exec dysfunction met its match

Third week and still opening it daily which NEVER happens for me. The genius is there's nothing to maintain, no giant system to rebuild every time I fall off. You just pick back up. It works with the brain I actually have instead of the one productivity gurus assume I have.

Solid. Does what it promises.

Downloaded on a whim. Stayed because it works. No bloat, no endless setup, no guilt trips when you miss a day. It just quietly helps. Rare these days.

⚓️ Time Anchors

I love this app. It’s taking me a little bit of time to figure out how to make it do what I want easily, but I haven’t checked out the tutorials yet.
• There is a quiz on startup that helps figure out what type of scheduling works best for you. I’m not very time aware and work better to deadlines.
• Yoodoo syncs with my calendar
• I can time block once in the day and I don’t have to decide again what to do next.
• AI will schedule tasks for me around my calendar if I don’t have enough brain to do it myself.
• I can use a “perfect day“ template that I’ve made myself when I have a free day.
• I have made a quick pick list of 15 minute tasks. I can grab when I have an empty time block or finish a task early
• tasks are easily rescheduled if I get behind and roll over to the next day if I need them to.
• I feel in charge of my schedule and I’m getting a lot more done than I was before.
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where has this been all my life

42yo mum of two with adhd (diagnosed after my son was). mornings were chaos. i'd get the kids sorted then completely blank on my own stuff. this gives me one thing to start on and somehow that unlocks the rest. cannot recommend enough to the other late-diagnosed women out there xx

pretty good!!

ok so i've been using this like 2 weeks and it's actually helping?? the only thing is i wish i could change the colours but that's minor, and i guess i gotta get the pro subscription for that. does what it says :)

changed my life honestly

im 19 and got diagnosed last year and everyone kept telling me to just "use a planner" like i hadnt tried that a million times lol. this is different tho. it doesnt make me do the hard part. love it

Best app for ADHD

I am really loving Yoodoo. The adaptive timeline, the app blocker, the instaplan feature - I love them all and they are all in ONE app too. Really happy I discovered this.

Wish there was a desktop app

onestly really good and i open it most days. would be 5 stars if there was a desktop app

it's the 'what now?' button i've always needed

my whole problem was never the to-do list, it was the gap between having the list and actually starting. this closes that gap. i tap it and i know what to do. that's the magic. Thanks Ross for making such a wonderful app.

my therapist recommended Yoodoo to me

been working on executive function stuff in therapy and was told to find external scaffolding. tried paper planners (lost them), bullet journals (too much effort). this is the first thing that actually became a habit. the momentum framing really clicks for me.

made for adhd brains, not neurotypical ones

most "adhd apps" are just regular planners with a different logo. this one actually gets it — the momentum approach, the way it doesn't overwhelm you with the whole week at once. you only see what matters right now.

good but the free version is limited

the core idea is solid and it does help me. lost a star because a lot of the features i actually want are behind the paywall. understand they need to make money but felt a bit gated for me.

the one that finally stuck

3 weeks in which is a personal record for any planner. the difference is it works WITH the executive dysfunction instead of pretending i don't have it.

the dopamine hit of checking things off

i don't know what to tell you, ticking a task in this app just feels good. i'm getting more done because my brain wants the little reward. whatever they did to the design, it works on me.

the decision paralysis is gone

i used to lose 40 mins every morning just staring at my to-do list deciding where to start. now i open this and it picks for me. sounds small but it's honestly removed so much friction from my day. timeblocking actually sticks for once.

Potential but glitchy

Has a lot of potential and many of the features I’m looking for but it needs some work as it’s pretty glitchy.

I’ll hang on to it to keep an eye out for updates so I can hopefully use it in the future.

Best ADHD app

I wasnt too sure what to expect with Yoodoo, but it's really good and is EXACTLY what I have been looking for in an ADHD app. The timeline is amazing, the app blocker is great (saves me needing a seperate app blocker app), the timer is amazing, and the end of day reschedule feature is something I didn't know I need, but totally do. Would 100% recommend to anyone looking for a full ADHD planning app.
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finally a planner that doesn't make me plan

i have downloaded every productivity app on earth and abandoned all of them because they expect ME to organise everything, which is the exact thing my brain can't do. yoodoo just tells me what to do next. that's it. that's the whole thing. game changer.