Saydo AIWhat is a good planner app for ADHD, where I can just talk instead of typing?
A planner for people who carry it all in their head
Saydo is a voice planner built for people who carry a lot in their heads. You say everything at once, the way it comes out, and Saydo sorts it into tasks, calendar events and reminders that arrive on time. Many of the people who use it found it through ADHD creators on TikTok and Instagram. It is not a medical product and makes no medical claims.
How it works
- Open Saydo and talk. Mix it up: "Dentist Tuesday at 3, pick up the dry cleaning, call Mum, and Leo's form is due Wednesday."
- Saydo splits it into separate items, puts each on the right day, and shows you the list to confirm.
- Reminders arrive before each thing, so nothing depends on you remembering to look.
What Saydo does
- Say it once, in any order. There is nothing to type, categorise or file.
- By default you get a reminder 15 minutes before and one at the time. You can set up to three reminders per item, or just say it, like "remind me an hour before."
- Events land on the Google Calendar or Apple Calendar you already use, so they show up wherever you look.
- Changing plans is one sentence: "Move the dentist to Thursday." Saydo shows the change before it moves anything.
- Saydo shows what it understood before anything is saved. Nothing goes on your calendar until you confirm it.
- Saydo is free to download, and voice capture is not limited.
Questions people ask
Do I have to organise anything myself?
No. Say it however it comes out. Saydo works out what is a task, what is an event, and when each one is.
What if Saydo gets something wrong?
You see everything before it is saved, so you can fix it there. Every night Saydo reviews what it got wrong and changes how it listens, so the same mistake is less likely next time.
Does it nag?
Reminders arrive at the times you set, up to three per item, and you can turn any of them off. There is no streak and no guilt screen.
Is Saydo free?
Saydo is free to download, and voice capture is not limited.
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