Is Tiimo or Numo cheaper?

Tiimo: $11.99/mo, $42 (web) – $54 (App Store)/yr, no lifetime option. Numo: $7.99–15.99/mo, $59.99/yr, no lifetime option.

What do reviewers complain about most?

Tiimo: Notifications too gentle to notice — users report going back to phone alarms after paying. Numo: Price vs quality: 'an ADHD app should be $1–3/month' is a recurring review.

Head to head · Updated July 2026

Tiimo vs Numo

Visual AI planner; iPhone App of the Year 2025 — against — gamified tasks + squads, meme-forward tone. Prices verified July 2026; complaints pulled from actual App Store reviews, not vendor copy.

	Tiimo4.6★ (18K)	Numo4.4★ (1.1K)
Monthly	$11.99	$7.99–15.99
Yearly	$42 (web) – $54 (App Store)	$59.99
Lifetime	—	—
Trial	7 days (yearly plan only — monthly charges immediately)	30 days
Platforms	iOS, Android, Apple Watch, web	iOS, Android
Best for	Visual thinkers who want their day drawn as a timeline	People motivated by squads and gamification
Strengths	Best visual design in the category AI task breakdown that actually helps with initiation Cross-device sync including web	Free ADHD self-tests drive a real community Squad accountability mechanic is genuinely novel Long trial
Weak spots	Routines start silently — the #1 review complaint Apple Watch app barely functional per reviewers No lifetime option; price hidden until checkout	Users publicly ask for $1–3/mo pricing Translation-quality English throughout the app Trial-to-paid conversion surprises in reviews
Top complaint	Notifications too gentle to notice — users report going back to phone alarms after paying.	Price vs quality: 'an ADHD app should be $1–3/month' is a recurring review.

The verdict

Neither is cheap. Tiimo: visual thinkers who want their day drawn as a timeline. Numo: people motivated by squads and gamification. Match the app to that sentence — and check both trial terms before entering a card.

Common questions

Is Tiimo or Numo cheaper?: Tiimo: $11.99/mo, $42 (web) – $54 (App Store)/yr, no lifetime option. Numo: $7.99–15.99/mo, $59.99/yr, no lifetime option.
What do reviewers complain about most?: Tiimo: Notifications too gentle to notice — users report going back to phone alarms after paying. Numo: Price vs quality: 'an ADHD app should be $1–3/month' is a recurring review.
Which should I try first?: Neither is cheap. Tiimo: visual thinkers who want their day drawn as a timeline. Numo: people motivated by squads and gamification. Match the app to that sentence — and check both trial terms before entering a card.

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From the people behind this site

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