A Low-Friction Visual Weekly Planner for ADHD
Build a low-friction visual weekly planner for ADHD with fixed points, flexible notes, gentle reviews, and fewer decisions. Not medical advice.
Klebby
Calm order over sticky-note chaos.
A freeform board for thoughts that do not fit a list. Arrange notes spatially, filter by tags, and share only the slice someone else needs.
- Free to start
- No card required
- Private by default
Your board, your memory
Put ideas where they make sense.
Move a note beside the work it belongs to, park an idea for later, or keep today in the centre. Klebby remembers the layout you make.
See how it worksChange the view, not the system
One set of notes. Three useful views.
Arrange visually on the board, scan quickly in a list, or see dated notes in the calendar. Nothing is copied or lost between views.
Precise sharing
Share a tag, not your whole board.
Invite someone to the notes under one tag. Choose viewer or editor access and keep every unrelated note private.
When time matters
Bring the right note back at the right time.
Add one-time or recurring reminders, then use the calendar to see what is coming without turning every thought into a project plan.
Free and Pro
Start free. Pay when the extra structure earns its place.
Free includes one board, unlimited notes, tags, search, basic reminders, offline access, and a small taste of sharing. Pro adds multiple boards, expanded sharing, recurring reminders, and calendar view.
Compare plansPractical guides
Use the board without building another system to maintain.
Short, honest guides for visual thinkers, mixed workloads, and anyone deciding whether a board is better than a list.
How to Organize Sticky Notes Digitally
Learn how to organize sticky notes digitally with a small set of zones, clear titles, useful tags, regular reviews, and less visual clutter.
Shared Sticky Notes Without Sharing Everything
Use shared sticky notes for one project, household, or client while viewer and editor roles keep the rest of your notes private at every step.
Give the thoughts in your head somewhere visible to land.
Start with one board and one real week. Keep what helps, ignore what does not.