Bram vs ADHD Planner

Bram is a simple workout and strength tracker built to help you get stronger without tracking harder. Write your workouts like you would in a notes app. Bram turns natural gym notes into structured sets, reps, weight, PRs, volume, training history, and weekly training insights — so you can see what is actually improving and know what to beat next. BUILT FOR LIFTERS WHO KNOW HOW THEY TRAIN Bram is built for lifters who already have a routine, program, or training style — and just want a better way to remember what they did, what improved, and what to beat next time. It works especially well if you currently track workouts in a notes app, notebook, spreadsheet, or gym app that feels heavier than it needs to be. WHY BRAM No spreadsheet. No dropdown maze. No social feed. No complicated routine setup before you can train. Just a calmer way to get stronger and track progress. WHAT BRAM TRACKS • Natural workout notes • Sets, reps, weight, and PRs • Weekly workout progress • Training history by day • Volume across muscle groups • Streaks and weekly targets • Apple Health context • Strength progress over time • Training insights without managing a giant fitness app NOTES-STYLE LOGGING. REAL WORKOUT TRACKING. Notes are fast, but they do not track PRs, volume, progress, or training history. Traditional workout apps can track more, but often make logging feel slower than training. Bram gives you the speed of notes with the structure of a real workout tracker. BUILT FOR MORE THAN BARBELLS Use Bram for lifting, accessories, bodyweight work, calisthenics, conditioning, or any workout you want to remember. WRITE YOUR WORKOUT. BRAM TRACKS THE REST. Start with your next workout and keep your training history in one place. SUBSCRIPTION Bram requires an auto-renewable subscription after a 3-day free trial. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.trybram.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.trybram.app/privacy

A calmer way to start, focus, and finish. ADHD Planner is a small, kind assistant built specifically for ADHD brains. No overwhelming dashboards, no shame, no feature bloat — just the few things that actually help when starting feels impossible, time slips away, and your working memory is juggling too much. Start without the struggle Every task begins with one tiny "do this first" step. Too big? Split it. You don't need to plan your whole day — you just need to start the next two minutes. A focus timer that fits you Pick a length that matches your real attention span — 2, 5, 10, 25 minutes, whatever works today. A calm countdown ring, optional ambient sound, and a guilt-free pause button. Stopping early isn't failing. Brain dump anything, instantly Thought popping up mid-task? Capture it by typing or speaking — no title, no due date, no forms. It lands in your inbox so your brain can let it go. Sort it later (or never). Gentle reminders that don't nag Time-based, location-based, or routine nudges. Ignored one? We re-nudge gently in 15 minutes — no red badges, no guilt. Warm up before you dive in Two minutes of box breathing or a short attention mini-game to settle your mind, then a smooth handoff into ADHD Planner. No leaderboards, no pressure. Progress over perfection See your streaks, focus time, and energy check-ins in a way that celebrates showing up. Missed days are neutral gray — never red, never shamed. Designed for how ADHD actually feels - One job per screen, big tap targets, minimal typing - Calm, low-stimulation design with a genuinely restful dark mode - Encouraging copy everywhere — "you showed up," not "you failed" - Reduce-motion option, Dynamic Type, and full VoiceOver support - Everything stays on your device — no account, no cloud, no tracking Subscription : - monthly subscription at $3.99 Per Month (auto renewal) - Life Time purchase at $39.99 one time only - Your free trial(if offered) subscription will automatically renew to a paid subscription unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the free trial period. - any unused portion of a free trial period (if offered) will be forfeited when you purchase a premium subscription during the free trial period. - You can cancel a free trial or subscription anytime by turning off auto-renewal through your iTunes account settings after purchase. This must be done 24 hours before the end of a free trial or subscription period to avoid being charged. The cancellation will take effect the day after the last day of the current subscription period, and you will be downgraded to the free service. Privacy : https://anytextwidgets.in/privacy Terms : https://anytextwidgets.in/terms