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Flint vs every other ADHD planner

There is no single best ADHD planner app — only the one that fixes your bottleneck. These comparisons are honest about where Flint wins and where another app is genuinely the better pick.

Visual day planner

Flint vs Tiimo

Tiimo makes time visible with pictograms and countdown timers. Flint focuses on capture, capacity and privacy — with no subscription.

Tiimo: Subscription (~$9.99/mo)Compare
Timeline day planner

Flint vs Structured

Structured is the classic visual day timeline. Flint adds ADHD-specific capture, capacity planning and full privacy.

Structured: Free tier + Pro subscriptionCompare
Task manager

Flint vs Todoist

Todoist is a powerful general task manager. Flint is a calmer, ADHD-specific planner that keeps the list from becoming a guilt pile.

Todoist: Free tier + Pro subscriptionCompare
Task manager + habits

Flint vs TickTick

TickTick bundles tasks, habits, calendar and a Pomodoro timer. Flint trades features for focus, calm and privacy.

TickTick: Free tier + Premium subscriptionCompare
Guided daily planner

Flint vs Sunsama

Sunsama runs a guided daily planning ritual at a premium price. Flint gives you a lighter check-in on iPhone with no subscription.

Sunsama: ~$20/month subscriptionCompare
AI scheduler

Flint vs Motion

Motion hands your calendar to an AI autopilot. Flint keeps you in the driver's seat with a lightweight capacity check.

Motion: ~$34/month subscriptionCompare
Customisable task manager

Flint vs Amazing Marvin

Amazing Marvin is infinitely configurable with ADHD-aware strategies. Flint ships those ideas already switched on.

Amazing Marvin: ~$12/month subscriptionCompare
Built-in list app

Flint vs Apple Reminders

Apple Reminders is free and private but has no sense of your capacity. Flint adds ADHD structure while keeping data on device.

Apple Reminders: Free with iOSCompare
What Flint always has, whichever app you compare

No ads. No subscriptions ever. No data collected. Brain dump capture with task extraction, a daily energy check-in, a minutes-based capacity bar, notes, projects and a calendar — on iPhone and iPad.