plannerforadhd.com

What It Is

ADHD Planner is a personal productivity and self-management SaaS built for people with ADHD, positioned as “Your Calm in the Chaos.” Rather than a traditional enterprise project management tool, it serves as a lightweight daily command center for scenarios such as forgetfulness, weak sense of time, difficulty getting started, mood fluctuations, medication tracking, and maintaining focus.

Core Features

Its core features include task management, recurring tasks, daily Must-Do items, goal breakdown, weekly reviews, and a “Clear My Head” brain-dump area where stray thoughts can be saved and converted into tasks. The ADHD Toolkit is its key differentiator, offering a time-blindness timer, task breakdown tool, Dopamine Spin for randomly selecting tasks, energy-based task matching, and daily intention setting. Focus Mode includes Pomodoro and multiple preset timers, along with ADHD-friendly prompts. On the health and reflection side, it provides medication logs, mood/sleep/focus/energy check-ins, trigger logging, and weekly reviews.

Pricing and Access

The product is currently in private beta and requires login with an approved Google account. The site mentions a 15-day beta trial, with a notice after the trial that the official version is coming soon. It also says users who have purchased but cannot log in can contact support by email, but it does not disclose official plans, pricing, payment methods, or a refund policy.

Security, Integrations, and Deployment

The product uses Google login and syncs data via Google Firebase. It states that it supports multi-device sync, encryption in transit and at rest, access only through the user’s Google account, and compliance with GDPR and CCPA. Users can export all data as a JSON backup. It is deployed as a cloud SaaS; there is no visible support for self-hosting, APIs, webhooks, or developers. Team collaboration features are largely absent: apart from a beta management panel, there is no information about roles and permissions, shared workspaces, or organization management.

Pros, Cons, and Best Fit

Its strengths are the detailed coverage of ADHD-specific scenarios and copy/workflows that emphasize low pressure and step-by-step progress, making it suitable for individuals trying to build a daily rhythm. The downsides are that it is still in beta, access is restricted, commercialization and support are not transparent, and it is not suitable as enterprise team collaboration software. It is best suited for ADHD users, people with executive function difficulties, and individuals who want to track medication and mood patterns.

Access from China

Because it relies on Google login and Firebase, syncing and login may be unstable or unavailable in mainland China. We classify it as “partially restricted.” Users in China may consider alternatives such as TickTick, Microsoft To Do, Notion, or local habit/mood tracking tools.