A Tiimo alternative: TaskWaffle compared
Tiimo is a well-loved visual planner built for neurodivergent people. TaskWaffle takes a different route. Here is an honest look at both.
Where Tiimo shines
Tiimo is built around a visual timeline of your day, with colour-coded activities, a focus timer, an Apple Watch app, widgets, mood tracking and calendar import. If seeing your day as a picture is what helps you, it is a strong choice.
Where TaskWaffle is different
- More than a day planner: tasks, calendar, notes, habits, journal, money, goals and focus in one app.
- Free on the web. Tiimo's free version is on iOS and Android, and its web planner needs the paid plan. TaskWaffle's free plan works everywhere, including the web and Windows.
- Try before paying, without committing to a year. Tiimo's 7-day trial comes with the yearly plan. TaskWaffle gives 14 days of everything with no card, on any plan.
- No streak pressure. Tiimo uses streaks with trophies and rewards; TaskWaffle leads with "21 of the last 30 days" and makes streaks optional.
- Money and habits built in, with no bank login.
Which one to pick
Pick Tiimo if a visual timeline is the heart of what you need and you live on iPhone or Apple Watch. Pick TaskWaffle if you want your tasks, habits, notes and money in one calm place on any device, with a free plan that keeps working after the trial.
Questions
Can I move from Tiimo to TaskWaffle?
There is no direct import. Most people paste their list into TaskWaffle's brain dump, which files each line on its own.
Is TaskWaffle made by the same people?
No. TaskWaffle is an independent app and is not affiliated with Tiimo.
Does TaskWaffle have a visual timeline?
It has a day and week calendar and a weekly timetable, but it is not built around a single visual timeline the way Tiimo is.