Open data · CC BY 4.0
The price dataset
19 products (13 apps, 6 hardware), every tier we track, each row carrying the date a human last checked it and the source they checked it against. Take it, use it, republish it. The only condition is a credit.
It exists because the data is genuinely hard to get. Regional pricing, lifetime tiers, and what the free plan actually does are missing from every structured source we could find, so these were read off vendor pages and App Store listings by hand.
CSV
19 rows, one product each, flattened tier columns. Opens in anything.
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JSON
Nested tiers, source arrays, and the licence metadata inline.
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Live API
Same data, no download, CORS open. Build something with it.
curl https://www.tiltaken.com/api/pricesCached for an hour at the edge. If you are polling it more often than that, you are polling a file that a human updates by hand a few times a month.
How to cite it
Licensed CC BY 4.0. You may copy, remix, and republish it commercially. Credit TilTaken and link back.
TilTaken. ADHD app and hardware prices [dataset], version 2026.08. Retrieved from https://www.tiltaken.com/data. Licensed CC BY 4.0.Version 2026.08. Oldest row on file was verified 2026-07-26, and every row shows its own date on the price board.
Method, and its limits
Prices are read from the vendor's own page or App Store listing and recorded with the date and URL. Nothing is scraped, nothing is inferred, and nothing is carried forward on trust.
The limits are real and worth stating. Figures are US-facing unless the row says otherwise, and several apps price differently by region. Ranges are recorded as ranges rather than averaged into a number that would look tidier and mean less. A verification date in the past means exactly what it says: nobody has re-checked it since.
One row is why the whole thing is built this way. Inflow's pre-acquisition price survived on fifteen comparison pages for months after the article had been corrected, because the number lived in three places. Now it lives in one, and that one is this.