Tiimo is a visual daily planner designed specifically for neurodivergent users, with a particular focus on ADHD and autism. Its approach to time and scheduling is more visual and gentler than most productivity apps, using icons, colors, and a circular timer to represent the day rather than a traditional calendar grid.

If you're considering it, the main question is whether the Pro version is worth paying for, or whether the free tier covers enough. This breakdown covers exactly what each plan includes, what the current prices are, and how Tiimo stacks up against alternatives at similar price points.

Key Takeaways

• Tiimo costs $7.99/month or $79.99/year; the annual plan saves about $16 per year

• A family plan ($119.99/year, up to 5 users) makes it one of the few neurodivergent-focused apps with a household option

• The free tier exists but is limited to mobile only; the web planner and AI features require Pro

Tiimo Pricing Plans

Tiimo currently offers three tiers:

• Free: Available on iOS and Android. Limited to basic visual planning features, no web planner, no AI features, no focus timer. Good for trying the interface before committing.

• Pro Monthly: $7.99/month, billed every month. Includes all features across all platforms (iOS, Android, and the web planner). No free trial on monthly billing.

• Pro Annual: $79.99/year (about $6.67/month), billed once a year. Same feature access as monthly. Includes a 7-day free trial. Saves roughly $16 per year compared to monthly billing.

• Family Plan: $119.99/year for up to 5 users. That works out to about $24/person per year if all five spots are used, which is a significant discount. Each member gets their own full Pro account.

Note that prices are fixed when subscribing via Tiimo's website, but may vary slightly by region if you subscribe through the App Store or Google Play. The App Store price shown at checkout in your country is what applies.

What Tiimo Pro Includes

The Pro plan unlocks the full Tiimo experience across all platforms. The key additions over the free tier are the web planner (useful for people who want a larger screen view), the AI planning assistant, and the focus timer.

The visual design is the core of what Tiimo does differently. Activities are represented with an icon and color rather than just text, which reduces the cognitive load of reading a dense schedule. The circular timer shows time passing in a way that's more intuitive for people with ADHD time blindness. These aren't premium add-ons. They're baked into how the app works at every tier.

• Full access across iOS, Android, and web

• AI planning assistant for scheduling suggestions

• Visual focus timer

• Mood tracking

• All icon and color customization options

• Routine and activity templates

Is the 7-Day Free Trial Worth Using?

The free trial is only available on the annual plan. If you want to test Tiimo before committing, you need to start with the yearly subscription signup, which means entering payment details. You won't be charged during the 7 days, and you can cancel before the trial ends.

The free tier is a lower-stakes way to check the interface, but it's limited enough that it doesn't really represent the full product. If you're unsure whether Tiimo fits your planning style, starting with the annual trial makes more sense than locking in a monthly subscription without testing it.

Is Tiimo Worth the Price?

At $79.99/year, Tiimo is in the middle of the neurodivergent planner market. It's cheaper than most AI-powered schedulers and more expensive than a basic to-do list app. Whether it's worth it depends on whether the visual-first approach actually works for how your brain processes time.

For ADHD users who struggle with traditional calendar apps (too dense, too text-heavy, no sense of time passing), Tiimo's circular timer and icon-based activities address real friction. If you've tried standard apps and found them aversive to look at, Tiimo's design is built for exactly that problem.

If your issue is more about task prioritization and AI scheduling rather than visual representation of time, the $79.99/year may not buy you the capability you need. A Tiimo alternative with stronger AI scheduling might serve you better.

How Tiimo Compares to Other ADHD Planners on Price

For context on whether Tiimo's pricing is competitive, here's how it sits among similar tools:

• Tiimo: $79.99/year (individual) or $119.99/year (family of 5)

• Lifestack: $50/year, or $7/month, or $120 one-time lifetime purchase. Energy-aware scheduling that reads your sleep and recovery data to auto-schedule tasks when you have capacity. See the full Lifestack overview.

• Motion: $19/month (annual) for AI-driven auto-scheduling. Significantly more expensive but more powerful AI scheduling.

• Structured (visual planner): Similar visual approach to Tiimo, with a timeline view. Cheaper entry point at around $24/year.

Tiimo's family plan is a genuine differentiator in this space. Most ADHD-focused apps are priced per user only. The family plan makes it a reasonable choice for households where multiple members benefit from visual planning support.

Lifestack at $50/year is notably cheaper than Tiimo and adds the energy-awareness layer that Tiimo doesn't have. If you connect wearables or health data, Lifestack adjusts your schedule based on your actual energy, not just your available time. That's a different value proposition, but worth comparing if you're trying to get more out of your planning setup. See why energy-based planning outperforms time blocking for many ADHD users.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Tiimo have a free plan?

Yes, there's a free version on iOS and Android. It includes basic visual planning but excludes the web planner, AI assistant, focus timer, and some customization options. It's useful for testing whether the visual interface style works for you before upgrading.

Can I cancel Tiimo anytime?

Yes. You cancel through your App Store, Google Play, or Tiimo's website depending on where you subscribed. Canceling stops the next billing cycle; access continues until the current period ends. The annual plan doesn't offer prorated refunds, so it's worth testing via the 7-day trial first.

Is Tiimo good for ADHD?

Tiimo was specifically designed for ADHD and autism, and the visual-first interface addresses several real ADHD friction points: dense text-heavy calendars, abstract time representation, and decision fatigue from planning. The circular timer is particularly helpful for people who struggle with time blindness. Whether it's the right tool depends on your specific challenges. For more ADHD-specific planner options, see the ADHD daily planner roundup.

What happened to Tiimo's pricing changes?

Tiimo has evolved its pricing over time as it added the AI planning layer and web platform. The current pricing ($7.99/month or $79.99/year) reflects the expanded Pro feature set. App Store prices may vary by region due to local currency conversion.

Is Tiimo better than a paper planner for ADHD?

For many ADHD users, yes. Digital planners with reminders solve the "out of sight, out of mind" problem that makes paper planners easy to forget. Tiimo's visual approach preserves some of the tactile, visual appeal of paper planning while adding reminders and the digital convenience. That said, some people do better with physical planning tools. See the ADHD daily planner guide for a broader comparison including analog options.