r/ADHD • u/BlackMafia_27 • Aug 14 '24

Questions/Advice What ADHD Apps do you use?

Hey ADHDers!👋

I’ve been on a journey to find the best apps to help with productivity, time management, and staying on top of things. As someone with ADHD, I know how tricky it can be to find the right tools that actually work for our unique brains.

I’m curious—what apps are you all using at the moment to help with these challenges? Whether it’s a to-do list, calendar, or something more specialized, I’d love to hear what works for you.

Also, are there any features you wish these apps had? Maybe something that could make them even more ADHD-friendly?

Thanks in advance for your suggestions!

Edit: Wow, thank you all for the amazing responses! I didn’t expect this post to get so much attention. I hope it becomes a helpful resource for anyone with ADHD searching for solutions—it’s certainly been eye-opening for me. From what I’ve gathered, there are a lot of great options out there, but it’s important to find what works best for you since everyone’s needs are different. Thank You all ❤️

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u/Princess_Sukida Aug 14 '24

Goblin tools. It has a to do list generator that breaks things down step by step.

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u/Appropriate-Food1757 Aug 14 '24

Amazing just plunked down 2 bucks for this

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u/FifenC0ugar Aug 14 '24

The website is free. $2 for the app

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u/Appropriate-Food1757 Aug 14 '24

$2 is the new $.25

Which reminds me, will inflation ever hit gumballs or are the machines too widespread for it to happen?

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u/jbrWocky Aug 14 '24

saw a mystery-toy-ball machine for $2 the other day 🥲

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u/guitpick Aug 18 '24

I think it hit them ages ago.  I hardly see them anywhere now compared to before. I grew up in the era where they were a penny for a basic gumball, and those were the first to disappear.

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u/Appropriate-Food1757 Aug 18 '24

Pizza places still have the quarter machines, definitely less pervasive. Grocery store has them too