Whether you like to plan things out or just need a space to braindump, Tiimo makes it easy. You can create tasks manually or use the AI-powered Co-planner to help structure your day without overthinking.
What’s the difference between a task and a to-do?
- Tasks (Plan tab): Scheduled activities — they appear on your timeline with a time or as “Anytime”
- To-dos (To-do tab): Unscheduled ideas — your mental inbox for anything you want to remember
Use tasks when you know when something needs to happen. Use to-dos when you’re still figuring it out.
Plan tab: Add and manage daily tasks
This is your main view for the day. You can add tasks manually or with AI support.
Option 1: Use Co-planner (AI-powered)
- Tap the ✨ sparkle button in the bottom right
- Speak or type what’s on your mind
- Tiimo suggests structured tasks with time, icons, tags, etc.
- Adjust if needed, then save
Co-planner is great when you’re overwhelmed or don’t know where to start.
Option 2: Create a task from scratch
- Tap the + button
- Type a title (e.g. “Do laundry”)
- Tap More to add time, tags, or notes — or just save it as-is
- Tap Add task to save
To-do tab: Braindump and schedule later
The To-do tab is your mental inbox. Use it to offload everything on your mind without needing to schedule it right away.
Option 1: Create a to-do with Co-planner
- Tap the ✨ sparkle button
- Speak or type what’s on your mind
- Co-planner breaks it into tasks
- Save in To-do or schedule right away
Option 2: Create a to-do from scratch
- Tap the + button
- Enter a title
- Tap the arrow to save
Schedule a to-do
- Tap a task in your To-do tab
- Add time, subtasks, icons, or notes
- Tap Add task to move it to your Plan tab
Delete a to-do task
Swipe left on the task to remove it
Why this supports executive functioning
These features are designed for flexible brains. They help with:
- Getting started – Co-planner takes the pressure off figuring everything out
- Time awareness – Scheduled tasks and color-coding make time feel more real
- Cognitive offloading – To-dos store ideas until you’re ready to act
- Flexible attention – Reschedule, shift, or go “Anytime” based on energy
- Overwhelm management – Visual structure without pressure to be perfect
How to get the most out of tasks and to-dos
- Start with a To-do dump — unload your brain first, organize later
- Use Co-planner when you’re stuck — it breaks things into clear steps
- Try “Anytime” tasks if you need flexibility
- Color-code by energy, category, or urgency — let your visuals do the sorting
- Only schedule what feels realistic — a couple of tasks per day is enough
- Regularly clean out your To-do tab — it’s okay to let go of what no longer fits
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