SATURDAY, JULY 25, 2026 · Issue Nº 001
TilTaken.

Head to head · Updated July 2026

Structured vs Brili

Visual day timeline, not ADHD-branded — against — routine timer for kids and adults. Prices verified July 2026; complaints pulled from actual App Store reviews, not vendor copy.

Structured4.8★ (100K+)Brili4.2★ (1K)
Monthly$2.99–4.99 (regional)$7.99
Yearly$29.99$49.99
Lifetime$99.99 (US, 2026)
TrialFree tier (generous)10 days
PlatformsiOS, Android, Mac, webiOS, Android
Best forAnyone who wants a clean visual timeline at a fair priceParents running kids' routines; adults who want the same rails
Strengths
  • Fairest pricing in the space — real lifetime option
  • Huge free tier; you can use it forever at $0
  • Massive ADHD adoption without ADHD marketing
  • Kid mode is the best in category
  • Routines as 'well-paced playlists' works
  • CBT-informed framing
Weak spots
  • Not ADHD-specific — no med tracking, no body doubling
  • Notifications are standard iOS — ignorable
  • Less hand-holding than Tiimo's AI
  • Dated UI vs Tiimo/Structured
  • Small team, slower updates
  • Adult mode feels secondary
Top complaintFew — the pricing benchmark the ADHD-branded apps get compared against.Polish: concept loved, execution behind the bigger players.

The verdict

Structured wins on price and it isn't close — $99.99 (US, 2026) once vs $49.99/year forever. Pick Brili only if its specific thing (parents running kids' routines; adults who want the same rails) is what you're paying for.

Common questions

Is Structured or Brili cheaper?
Structured: $2.99–4.99 (regional)/mo, $29.99/yr, $99.99 (US, 2026) lifetime. Brili: $7.99/mo, $49.99/yr, no lifetime option.
What do reviewers complain about most?
Structured: Few — the pricing benchmark the ADHD-branded apps get compared against. Brili: Polish: concept loved, execution behind the bigger players.
Which should I try first?
Structured wins on price and it isn't close — $99.99 (US, 2026) once vs $49.99/year forever. Pick Brili only if its specific thing (parents running kids' routines; adults who want the same rails) is what you're paying for.

Full teardown of the whole category: The big ADHD planner apps, reviewed honestly. All head-to-heads: comparison index.

From the people behind this site

The alarm that doesn't stop until you take them.

TilTaken the app: reminders that escalate until the meds are taken and the task is done. $2–3/month or ~$20 once — not $200/year. Waitlist gets the TestFlight beta first and lifetime-discount pricing.