A Todoist alternative for ADHD
Todoist is one of the best to-do lists there is. If a to-do list on its own has not been enough for your ADHD, here is what TaskWaffle does differently.
Where Todoist shines
Todoist is fast, reliable and on almost every device, with natural-language dates, projects, filters and strong team features. Its free Beginner plan includes 5 personal projects, and Pro raises that to 300. If you want a focused task manager, it is hard to beat.
Where TaskWaffle is different
- A whole day, not only a list: tasks, calendar, habits, notes, journal, money and a focus timer with a body double, in one place.
- Built for ADHD days: a bad-day view, a "today has gone wrong" rescue, and a fresh start after a week away instead of a pile of overdue tasks.
- No red overdue counters. Late tasks read "from Tue".
- Brain dump that files itself: one line becomes a task, another a spend, another an idea.
- Calm by default: quiet hours, a quiet day, and a calm mode where nothing moves.
Which one to pick
Pick Todoist if you want a pure task manager, share projects with a team, or already have a system that works. Pick TaskWaffle if lists alone have not stuck and you want the rest of your day, habits and money in the same calm place.
Questions
Can I import my Todoist tasks?
There is no direct import yet. Copy your list and paste it into TaskWaffle's brain dump; each line is filed on its own.
Does TaskWaffle understand dates like "tomorrow 5pm"?
Yes. Write it the way you would say it and the date and time are picked up.
Is TaskWaffle affiliated with Todoist?
No. TaskWaffle is an independent app.