Two ADHD-Friendly Notion Alternatives (Bublup and Xtiles)

[@AdhDONE]

Hey, y'all. Have any other apps you'd like to see info on? Let me know!

[@rileyenginerd4154]

I've been looking at Milanote, would be cool to see your take on it

[@erinbosen]

Loving your very considerate reviews and thinking through ADHD living. Everything feels so thoughtful. Always struggling with getting on and off different apps...I used and loved Tiimo for a long time....But now struggling a bit. I'm not sure why exactly. Something is feeling labour intensive about it. I love the visual timers. But as a parent of a little baby I'm just not keeping on track and always wanting to change things. I'd LOVE to see your take / review of Tiimo. It was developed by a team of researchers in Denmark. I believe they were also interviewed on the podcast ADHD Chatter (brilliant podcast....would love to see you as a guest). ; )

[@NicholasLeicht]

Have you ever tried Structured? I enjoy it, but I have trouble using any kind of app for organizing things but, I think it's quite suitable.

[@Turtlpwr]

I tried for a year to use notion, but the way everything lives in a database and having to input so much information into a page for a single object or task is just too too too much. Feels so clunky inputting information.

[@kjaustin1]

I bought several notion templates but I still just can’t get into it. Just discovered xtiles and it seems like a better fit for my brain. Looking forward to digging into it more. Also not a fan of the iPad/mobile app. Side note, your home is so beautiful and peaceful looking!

[@menghuiguli]

i like your video very much, it help me broaden my visio.

[@___t510]

Shoutout for the IAPMD save! I like workflowy. Have you tried it?

[@AdhDONE]

I haven't, but it looks interesting! I'll need to add it to the list!

[@craftyfox1]

Thanks for the excellent reviews. I don't understand why you expect to be able to use the apps with almost complete functionality for free. The developers have to earn a living. I don't imagine they are making good apps for the fun of it.

[@AdhDONE]

Hi! Thanks for your kind words. I'm not sure where you got that I wanted "complete functionality," though, especially in this video. What I do ask for is basic functionality in whatever the most basic plan is. Most people are looking to balance their schedule with their calendar, so not being able to see your calendar makes no sense. Color coding is also a pretty standard need. I feel that, if basic functionalities are all that a dev can think of to make their app worth paying for, then they need to think a little harder about what other options to add. If you don't agree, that's fine. But I feel like you should offer the most basic functionalities at the app's most basic level, whether it's for free or for $3 or for $20. That, or don't offer a "basic" level at all. Hopefully that explains my POV a little better.