Questions, answered.

No. It was made by someone with ADHD and shaped by a lot of people with distracted brains, so it's built for the moments days go wrong: running over, waiting for the thing at 4, not being able to start. If that's ever you, it's for you.

It isn't a diagnosis or a treatment. It's a planner.

Most planners show you a list and leave you to it. Yoodoo shows your day as time, where an hour looks like an hour, and fixes the plan when it slips. Run over and one tap moves the rest. Your meetings never move. Nothing turns red and nothing piles up.

See it in Fix my day.

About two minutes. Your name, your week, the time that slips, and a goal for the week, and Yoodoo builds your first day with you. There's no tutorial; Yoodoo shows you each part the first time you use it.

iPhone and Android, and iPad too. With Pro, Yoodoo also runs in any browser on your Mac or PC (there's no app to install) and it all stays in sync, so you can plan at your desk and do it on your phone.

No. Everything you had comes across the first time you open the new version, before anything else is asked. If you were already Pro, you keep everything at your current price.

Yes, with Pro. In Yoodoo, go to Settings, then AI apps, and copy your address. Add it as a custom connector in Claude, or in ChatGPT with Developer mode on. Then ask it to plan your afternoon, add tasks or move things, and it lands on your timeline. It shows you the plan first and only changes things when you say yes. More on AI apps.

Ask Yoodoo, with Pro. Tap the sparkle and say or type what's on, times and all, and Yoodoo builds the day around your fixed things. It can move things, fill a list, start a habit or break a task into steps too. Here's how.

Yoodoo asks one question and moves what can move. Your calendar events and anything you locked stay put. The day’s priority is protected, and anything that no longer fits goes to Anytime instead of being crammed in. See it step by step.

Your homepage only ever shows you the next thing, so there's nothing to decide. Tap Start focus and it's just you, that task and a timer, with your phone quiet. Try it this way.

Yes, on iPhone and Android, with Pro. The blocker keeps the apps you pick off on a schedule or right now, with a few short unblocks a day for the real stuff. Set it up.

They roll to tomorrow. They never turn red and never pile up. Wrap up at night shows what rolled and lets you give it a time. How wrap up works.

Yes. Your events show on the timeline as fixed points and everything else fits around them. Lite shows one calendar; Pro adds more calendars and two-way sync. Connect yours.

Pro is free for 7 days on Yearly, through the App Store or Google Play. Cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing. Or tap Not now and Lite starts straight away. Nothing you made is ever deleted.

Lite is free for good: the timeline's Day view, Fix my day, Reschedule the rest, the focus timer, Remind me, one list, one habit, one calendar, the Today widget and light mode in your colour.

Pro adds Yoodoo AI and Plan it for me, the app blocker, Week and Month views, day templates, more lists and habits, two-way calendars, steps, Ring like an alarm, every widget, all the music, dark mode, weekly insights, and Yoodoo on the web with sync and backup.

Yes. Lifetime is one payment for Pro for good, every update included. No subscription to remember.

In the App Store or Google Play, like any subscription. Bought on the web? In Settings, Your plan. Two taps, no emails, no forms. You keep Lite.

Only what it needs to plan: the tasks you're planning and your calendar's busy times for that day. The app never talks to the model directly; a small server of ours does, and nothing is used to train anything.

On your phone. If you're Pro and turn on sync, it's also kept on our servers so your other devices can see it. No ads, and we never sell data.

No password, ever. You give an email in onboarding so we can send tips, and you can skip it. An account is only made if you go Pro, by a link sent to that email.