Keysha vs Tiimo
Tiimo is a visual planner: you build the day and Tiimo makes it easy to see and follow. Keysha is voice-first: you say what is in your head, messy and out of order, and Keysha turns it into tasks and calendar events. If the hard part for you is following a plan, pick Tiimo. If the hard part is making one, pick Keysha.
Tiimo is a visual daily planner for neurodivergent people, built around a timeline of your day, with a focus timer, widgets and calendar import. Written by the Keysha team, so we have an obvious interest here. Every Tiimo fact on this page was checked against their own site on 2026-08-28. Prices move, so check theirs before you decide.
Side by side
| Keysha | Tiimo | |
|---|---|---|
| What you do first | Talk. Say the pile out loud and Keysha structures it. | Plan. You lay out the day, then Tiimo helps you see and follow it. |
| Voice | Real time conversation you can interrupt and change mid sentence. | Not a voice-first product. Planning is visual and touch-driven. |
| Platforms | iPhone only. No Android and no web app today. | iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, Android and a web app. |
| Price | $11.99 a month after a 7 day free trial, or $24.99 a month for Premium | Free to download with a limited free tier. Tiimo Pro is a paid monthly or discounted yearly plan. |
| Calendars | Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook and Apple Calendar, two way | Imports Google, Apple and Outlook calendars. |
| Track record | New. Launched on the App Store in 2026. | iPhone App of the Year 2025, Apple Design Awards finalist 2024, over 3 million downloads. |
Where Tiimo is the better choice
- Tiimo runs almost everywhere: Android, web, Mac and Apple Watch. Keysha is iPhone only. If you are not on an iPhone, this comparison is already over.
- Tiimo has a free tier. Keysha does not, so trying Keysha means starting a trial.
- Tiimo is far more proven: over 3 million downloads and roughly 19,000 US App Store ratings averaging about 4.6, against a new app with a few dozen. That is a real difference in how much risk you take.
- Tiimo is designed for autistic users as well as ADHD users, and its visual timeline is genuinely better if seeing the shape of the day is what helps you.
- Tiimo Pro costs meaningfully less per month than Keysha.
Where Keysha is the better choice
- Keysha starts one step earlier. A planner assumes you can already plan; that assumption is exactly what executive dysfunction breaks.
- You can talk to Keysha the way the thought actually arrives, out of order and half-finished, and it sorts it out. There is no form to fill in.
- The voice conversation is interruptible in real time, so changing your mind mid sentence does not mean starting over.
- Two way sync across Google, Outlook and Apple Calendar, so Keysha prioritizes against your real day rather than a copy of it.
Which one should you pick
Pick Tiimo if
You are not on an iPhone, you want to try something free first, or your day is already mapped out and what you need is a beautiful, reliable way to see and follow it.
Pick Keysha if
You are on an iPhone and the wall you hit is before the plan exists: too much in your head, no idea what matters today, and one more app to fill in is the last thing that will help.
Questions people actually ask
Is Keysha a Tiimo alternative?
Partly. Both are built for neurodivergent adults and both sync your calendar, so they compete for the same slot on your phone. But they solve different halves of the problem: Tiimo helps you follow a plan, Keysha helps you make one out loud. People who struggle with the planning step more than the following step tend to prefer Keysha.
Does Tiimo have voice input like Keysha?
Not in the same way. Tiimo is a visual planner with AI planning features; the interaction is built around a timeline you see and touch. Keysha is a real time voice conversation you can interrupt, which is the whole product rather than a feature inside it.
Which is cheaper, Keysha or Tiimo?
Tiimo. It is free to download with a limited free tier, and Tiimo Pro costs less per month than Keysha, which is $11.99 a month after a 7 day free trial with no free tier. If price is the deciding factor, Tiimo wins it.
Can I use Keysha on Android?
No. Keysha is iPhone only today, with no Android app and no web app. Tiimo runs on Android, web, Mac and Apple Watch as well as iPhone.
Try Keysha for 7 days
iPhone only, and there is no free tier. The trial is the free part, then $11.99 a month after a 7 day free trial, or $24.99 a month for Premium.
Download on the App Store