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All things Tiimo

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September 26, 2023

Discover Interactive Widgets (iOS)

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Tiimo’s new interactive widgets make planning effortless. Manage tasks, track focus, and update to-dos without opening the app.

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September 9, 2023

Top 5 back-to-school tools for ADHD and Autism

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Five essential Tiimo features that help ADHD and Autistic students navigate school successfully: to-do lists for brain dumps, Co-planner for breaking down tasks, focus timers for study sessions, mood tracking for self-awareness, and web app access anywhere.

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August 13, 2023

Paff Evara | On the importance of intersectional advocacy and using tech for good

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In this episode, we talk to neurodivergent creator and founder Paff Evara (they/them) about their media company Take Up Space, the power of decentralized blockchain technology, and the importance of inclusive and intersectional activism.

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July 7, 2023

Ellie Middleton | On building neurodivergent community & advocating for your needs

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In this episode we talk to neurodivergent entrepreneur Ellie Middleton (she/her) about the process of founding a community for neurodivergent folks, how she’s navigated hustle culture, and what it takes to show up authentically in your work.

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April 5, 2023

Navigating time and energy as an Autistic and chronically ill person

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Balancing chronic illness and Autism means constant trade-offs. This piece explores real-life ways to manage sensory needs, energy crashes, and unpredictable routines.

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March 21, 2023

Summer depression is real: Understanding reverse SAD

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Reverse seasonal affective disorder (SAD) can hit especially hard for neurodivergent people, including those with ADHD, Autism, or both. Here's how it can show up and what helps.

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February 15, 2023

How to use the reverse pomodoro technique to get started

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Struggling to begin a task? The reverse pomodoro technique helps you get started with just 5 minutes, building momentum without pressure.

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January 6, 2023

How Tiimo makes planning accessible without ads

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Tiimo’s freemium model reflects our belief that planning tools should be accessible, user-centered, and designed for how neurodivergent people actually think.

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November 9, 2022

Feeling stuck? It might be Autistic inertia

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Autistic inertia can make starting, stopping, or switching tasks feel impossible. Learn why it happens and what actually helps.

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November 2, 2022

Building a better relationship with ADHD impulsivity

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Understanding ADHD impulsivity and practical strategies to work with your brain's delayed inhibition response, including how to redirect impulses mid-action and build helpful friction into your environment.