If you've tried other ADHD or planner apps and something didn't click, here's where they stop and where Lunar picks up. Side-by-side, no trash-talk. New to Lunar? Start with the ADHD planner for women.
New to ADHD apps? Start with our roundup of the best ADHD apps for women.
Visual time-blocking is great. But Tiimo doesn't know what week your cycle is in.
CompareMuna tracks your cycle and syncs your calendar. Lunar filters your to-do list by energy and cycle.
CompareNoa plans one to three tasks a day. Lunar keeps your whole list and filters it by energy and cycle.
CompareFinch is lovely for self-care. It just isn't a task app — and it can't see your cycle.
CompareRoutines assume your brain is the same every morning. ADHD cycles say otherwise.
CompareInflow teaches you about ADHD. Lunar helps you get the task done today.
CompareTime-blocking is brilliant when your energy is predictable. ADHD energy isn't.
CompareKarma points and growing backlogs don't help an ADHD brain.
CompareClue tracks. Lunar uses the data to filter your task list.
ComparePredictions are great. ADHD brains need them to actually change the day.
CompareInfinite flexibility is the bug, not the feature, for ADHD brains.
CompareOne task breakdown at a time vs. a full ADHD planner built around cycle phases.
CompareScheduled 1:1 video co-working vs. a planner that picks which task to bring to it.
CompareCalendar auto-scheduling ($34/mo) vs. energy-matched task filtering ($79.99/yr).
CompareHabit streaks vs. cycle-aware task management without the guilt.
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