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Has anyone used the Todoist app? What are the apps that you find the most helpful in supporting ADHD - I am thinking to get this app, but also have never used O

Has anyone used the Todoist app? What are the apps that you find the most helpful in supporting ADHD - I am thinking to get this app, but also have never used Obsidian before, would love to hear what others are using. Edit: Oh also want to mention that I generally prefer privacy oriented apps - so if there is something, even paid, that will keep my notes on device without sharing them with a server I'd love to hear about it.

xdfgh1112 1y ago
Obsidian is the best then, it's just text files. You can sync them anywhere or keep them local. It has plugins for todo and daily diaries etc.
- theshrike79 1y ago
  Obsidian for todo lists is a bit of a square peg and round hole situation. And for someone who likes to "work on their productivity", it's a never ending swamp of plugins and optimising data views and reports. I just switched to Things3 and couldn't be happier. It has very little customisation and options. It just lets me write down my TODO-lists.
  - xdfgh1112 1y ago
    I use obsidian mostly just for markdown and the tasks plugin but I can see how you could get caught up trying to create the perfect setup lol.
dpkirchner 1y ago
(Edited to add: this is an app I use to help with my likely-ADHD, however it is not a note/taking app) I'm on an iPhone and I use Streaks https://apps.apple.com/us/app/streaks/id963034692 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/streaks/id963034692 . I really dig it. It's easy to set up, easy to add or pause tasks, and easy to correct past mistakes (I often forget to record I took my meds even though I can see I remembered by looking at my pill organizer, fixing this takes a couple taps). You can configure it to remind you to do a task N days a week. I use this feature to track checking the mail. You can also make a daily task and configure it with a "2 day rule" that gives you a little wiggle room. I want to read a book and practice chess every day but sometimes I miss a day -- this rule lets me miss one day but not two days in a row. It's well designed with lots of color choices and icons for each task, plus it has Apple watch support. I'm pretty sure it's all entirely offline other than backups to iCloud, which can be disabled. Finally, it's a one time purchase. If it wasn't I wouldn't have given it a try.
quantamiser 1y ago
Have possibly tried every single app out there. iPhone reminders for basic personal stuff. Doesn’t scale for work related stuff. At work I operate better when there is a free flowing hierarchical view on my laptop - Workflowy is what I keep coming back to

xdfgh1112 1y ago

Obsidian is the best then, it's just text files. You can sync them anywhere or keep them local. It has plugins for todo and daily diaries etc.

theshrike79 1y ago
Obsidian for todo lists is a bit of a square peg and round hole situation. And for someone who likes to "work on their productivity", it's a never ending swamp of plugins and optimising data views and reports. I just switched to Things3 and couldn't be happier. It has very little customisation and options. It just lets me write down my TODO-lists.
- xdfgh1112 1y ago
  I use obsidian mostly just for markdown and the tasks plugin but I can see how you could get caught up trying to create the perfect setup lol.

dpkirchner 1y ago

(Edited to add: this is an app I use to help with my likely-ADHD, however it is not a note/taking app) I'm on an iPhone and I use Streaks https://apps.apple.com/us/app/streaks/id963034692 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/streaks/id963034692 . I really dig it. It's easy to set up, easy to add or pause tasks, and easy to correct past mistakes (I often forget to record I took my meds even though I can see I remembered by looking at my pill organizer, fixing this takes a couple taps). You can configure it to remind you to do a task N days a week. I use this feature to track checking the mail. You can also make a daily task and configure it with a "2 day rule" that gives you a little wiggle room. I want to read a book and practice chess every day but sometimes I miss a day -- this rule lets me miss one day but not two days in a row. It's well designed with lots of color choices and icons for each task, plus it has Apple watch support. I'm pretty sure it's all entirely offline other than backups to iCloud, which can be disabled. Finally, it's a one time purchase. If it wasn't I wouldn't have given it a try.

quantamiser 1y ago

Have possibly tried every single app out there. iPhone reminders for basic personal stuff. Doesn’t scale for work related stuff. At work I operate better when there is a free flowing hierarchical view on my laptop - Workflowy is what I keep coming back to