Amazing Marvin
A to-do app and day planner you can reshape around how you work, with features built for getting started.
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Planning tools
Planning and organisationtools worth trying.
A short list of apps people use to plan the day, keep track of tasks and get started. Each one has been used and checked by our team, with its limits stated plainly.
The list
Tools worth trying
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These are general planning and organisation tools. They are not treatments, they have not been clinically reviewed, and they are not a substitute for assessment or advice from a qualified clinician. Everyone sees the same list. It is not based on your screening answers.
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xTiles
A visual planner and notes workspace with a free plan and ready-made planner templates.
Free plan available
How we choose
What gets a tool on this list
Used and checked
A tool is listed only after our team has used it, read the programme terms and checked every line we write about it.
Honest about limits
Every tool has a clear "not for" section. If an app has a steep setup or no free plan, we say so.
The same list for everyone
Everyone sees the same tools in the same order. The list is never based on your screening answers, and commission never decides the order.
Pricing checked and dated
Prices change, so each tool page shows the date we last checked them on the vendor site. We re-check every 90 days.
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