What is OneMind used for?

OneMind is an iPhone and iPad planner that combines tasks, calendar, habits, notes, a focus timer and an AI coach that nudges you based on your own data. It is a good fit for people replacing several productivity apps with one and building routines with ADHD-friendly structure.

Is OneMind open source?

No. OneMind is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Habitica, NetNewsWire and Tasks.org.

What are some alternatives to OneMind?

OneMind competes with Notion, TickTick and Todoist.

OneMind: features, pricing and alternatives

About OneMind

OneMind puts the tools of a daily routine into one app. Tasks come with list, Kanban and Eisenhower Matrix views, a calendar and daily planner shows the day, a habit tracker builds streaks, notes include voice notes for ideas and meeting minutes, and a focus timer with Pomodoro sessions can block distracting apps during a session.

Its AI coach reads your data and guides you, for example pointing out a task you have ignored for three days, an overloaded Thursday on the calendar or a habit streak you can continue. The listing says it is designed for busy, distracted minds, including people with ADHD, with a clean, visual interface. The app is a free download with in-app purchases.

Key features

Tasks with Kanban and Eisenhower Matrix views
Calendar and daily planner
Habit tracker with streaks
Notes and voice notes
Pomodoro focus timer with app blocking
AI coach with proactive nudges

Good fit for

People replacing several productivity apps with one
Building routines with ADHD-friendly structure

Tags: planner; habit-tracker; tasks; ios; ai-coach; focus-timer; adhd

OneMind: questions and answers

What is OneMind used for?: OneMind is an iPhone and iPad planner that combines tasks, calendar, habits, notes, a focus timer and an AI coach that nudges you based on your own data. It is a good fit for people replacing several productivity apps with one and building routines with ADHD-friendly structure.
Is OneMind free?: Yes. OneMind has a free plan.
Is OneMind open source?: No. OneMind is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Habitica, NetNewsWire and Tasks.org.
What are some alternatives to OneMind?: OneMind competes with Notion, TickTick and Todoist.