GodFlow vs Flurry

GodFlow turns plans into focused action. Choose what matters now, start a flow, and give one task your full attention. Planning, focus, reflection, and calm shared presence live in one place — without turning productivity into more noise. TODAY Build a clear plan for the day. Add regular tasks, start timed flows, and keep only one important thing in focus. Flows, tasks, and lists are always one tap away in the launcher at the bottom of the screen. ORBIT Add friends, see who is nearby or already in flow, share a short status, and invite someone to focus together. Each participant chooses their own task while a shared timer keeps the session connected without becoming a distraction. JOURNAL Capture thoughts in writing, move between dates, open the note archive, and revisit completed flows in History. GodFlow+ members can also turn speech into journal text. LIVE AT A GLANCE Follow an active timed flow from the Lock Screen, Live Activity, and Dynamic Island. GODFLOW+ GodFlow is useful for free with the iOS system font, one friend, and text journal entries. GodFlow+ unlocks Courier, SF Rounded and Pixelify fonts, up to 10 friends, and voice-to-text journal entry. Choose a monthly or annual auto-renewable plan in Settings. Restore Purchases and Apple Offer Code redemption are included. Your tasks remain yours. Orbit only shows the profile, status, and activity details needed for the social features you choose to use. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Most task apps assume you can already start, Flurry's built around actually starting, for ADHD. You create a hill and start small by warming up first and doing small tasks. Then when you're ready, tackle the Hill you've been avoiding. As you work, you feed your snowball with your time. Summiting hills feeds your snowball and unlocks new ones with their own unique traits. Built for people with ADHD who struggle with task initiation. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/