A to-do list can tell you what needs doing. It does not always tell you where those tasks fit. Recordo’s new calendar view brings your tasks, your time, and your existing commitments into one calmer view.
That is the problem behind the new Recordo calendar release.
For many people with ADHD, planning fails not because the list is empty, but because the list is floating in a separate universe. You have tasks in one place, meetings in another, appointments somewhere else, and a few things you promised yourself you would somehow squeeze in later.
Then the day starts, real life appears, and the plan collapses.
How would you use this in practice? What would make it more useful for you?