ADHD-friendly day planner

Your day should not feel like a fight.

Cognico turns your 24 hours into a visible plan your ADHD brain can actually follow — time clusters, small task pools, safe switching, and reminders that don't shame you.

Build my day
Structure without shame.
Focus without forcing.
reply email
pay bill
laundry
call mom

Cognico gives your attention a map.

Three parts. Nothing more. Divide the day, group the tasks, switch without losing the plan.

Time Clusters
Divide your 24h day into clear life areas.
Task Pools
Group related tasks inside the right cluster.
Smart Switching
Move between tasks without leaving the plan.
24h
of your day, made visible on one clock
4–6
clusters to start — calm, not crammed
2–5
related tasks per pool — small is the right start
1 tap
to start a focus session on today's pool
Time Clusters

Your day has 24 hours. Let's make them visible.

A cluster is a container for one life area — Work, Learning, Routine, Family, My Time, Sleep. Clusters reduce chaos because every task has a place.

Start with 4–6 clusters, not 12
Don't fill every minute — leave buffer time
Drag & resize blocks on the 24h timeline, 15-min snapping
Sleep8h
Work8h
My Time4h
Routine2h
Learning1h
Family1h
Work Pool
inside Work cluster · 4 tasks
Check my inbox
Reply to messages
Update today's tasks
Prepare status update
1 / 4 completed
Task Pools

A pool is 2–5 related tasks. Nothing scarier.

Tasks that share a context live together inside their cluster. When one gets boring, you switch inside the pool — not outside the plan. Good pool = same context, small tasks, clear direction.

3 tasks is the recommended first pool
Smart Switching

Switching is not the enemy. Random switching is.

Bored with a task? Switch inside the pool, keep the timer running, come back and finish. Your attention moves — the plan stays.

A
Inbox feels boring?
switch inside the pool
B
Reply to messages
new energy, same direction
C
Update today's tasks
still moving forward
Return and finish inbox
task A completed
You are not losing focus. You are using controlled switching to stay in motion.
Reminders

For everything that doesn't deserve a task.

One-time nudges and recurring routines — daily, weekly, every 2 weeks, monthly, or fully custom ("every 2nd Sunday"). Each reminder schedules a push at the right moment; routines quietly reschedule themselves when you check them off.

Overdue items surface first — nothing slips
Custom cadence stepper: every 1–30 days, weeks or months
Done routines regenerate the next occurrence automatically
Email the boss
Overdue · Today · 9:00
Book a dentist
Today · 18:00
Make the bed
every morning
Daily
Order water
next: Fri, Jul 31
2 weeks
Pay taxes
next: Sat, Aug 1
Monthly