Tiimo is a visual daily planner built for neurodivergent minds, whose AI Co-planner turns scattered thoughts into structured tasks, estimates how long they take, and reshuffles your day when plans change.
Tiimo was designed with and for the roughly 200 million people worldwide living with ADHD and autism, and its design language reflects that: colorful icons, a visual timeline, and as little text overload as possible. The AI Co-planner (on iOS and web) is the newest layer. You empty your brain — a messy list, racing thoughts, half-ideas, typed or spoken — and the co-planner sorts it into actionable tasks with timelines, breaks big jobs like packing for a trip or writing a paper into step-by-step subtasks, and attaches realistic time estimates so you stop overcommitting. When you are running late or low on energy, you simply tell Tiimo, and it reshuffles the day while keeping the structure intact. Routines are a strength: the assistant remembers the steps of your morning or evening routine, prompts you at the right moments, and helps you stick with them, while prioritization help decides what makes sense to do now instead of leaving you staring at the list. A desktop web app adds a weekly overview and direct chat with the co-planner for longer-range planning. The overall mission is a more neuroinclusive approach to productivity — structure without stress.
Tiimo is freemium: a free tier covers the core visual planning experience, and the Pro subscription unlocks the full AI Co-planner, unlimited planning features, and advanced customization.
Tiimo is for people with ADHD or autism — and anyone else who finds conventional planners overwhelming — who want a kind, visual system and an AI partner that turns intention into a day that actually happens.