ADHD Life Planner
Tasks, schedule, habits, home, meals and money in one planner – show only what you need.
- Web app + Sheets
- Made for ADHD brains
ADHD Planners
Digital planners made for ADHD brains: break a big task into tiny steps, see your day as real time, sort a head full of thoughts or pick an activity that fits your energy. Each ADHD planner is an offline web app plus a template for Google Sheets™ – a one-time purchase, no subscription. These are organizing tools – they don't diagnose, treat or measure anything.
Tasks, schedule, habits, home, meals and money in one planner – show only what you need.
Break a big task into 2–5 minute steps and see only the next one in Focus Mode.
Write one thought per line and see it sorted into six categories, with dates picked up.
See your day as time blocks drawn to scale, with minutes left, buffers and free time.
Sort tasks into Do, Schedule, Delegate or Drop and find your top 3, two tasks at a time.
Plan focus sprints, follow a calm countdown and see focus time by task, day and week.
See when to get ready and when to leave, then use the free minutes before you go.
Pick small activities that fit your energy and time from your own five-course menu.
Your money until payday as one daily amount – after bills, savings and a buffer.
Pick a room, your energy and your minutes – get one small task that fits.
Check in with one tap – mini versions and partly done days count, rest days stay neutral.
Pick easy meals by energy and time; the grocery list subtracts what you have.
Renewals, contract deadlines, home maintenance and papers – what's overdue and due soon.
Track assignments and exams, split them into small steps and see when to start each one.
An organizing tool – not a medical tool.
| If you … | Look at |
|---|---|
| Want tasks, schedule, home and money in one planner? | ADHD Life Planner |
| A big task you can't get started on? | Task Breakdown Planner |
| A head full of loose thoughts? | Brain Dump Planner |
| Hard to feel how much of the day is left? | Visual Time Blocking Planner |
| Everything feels urgent at once? | Eisenhower Matrix Planner |
| Want timed focus sessions with real breaks? | Focus Sprint & Visual Study Timer |
| An appointment later today and the waiting gets in the way? | ADHD Appointment Planner |
| Low energy and no idea what to do next? | Dopamine Menu Planner |
No. They're made for ADHD brains, and anyone who likes small steps, visible time and choices that fit their energy can use them. Nobody asks you about your health.
No. There are no reminders or notifications. Timers and countdowns run only while the app is open, and you see what's due when you open the planner.
If you want tasks, schedule, home and money together in one planner, start with the ADHD Life Planner. If one big task is stuck, the Task Breakdown Planner turns it into 2–5 minute steps and shows only the next one. The table above helps with the rest.
No. These are organizing tools. They don't diagnose, treat or measure anything, and they aren't a substitute for professional care.