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October 7, 2025

Why AI is the next step in making planning more human

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From its origins as a research project in Denmark to today's AI Co-Planner, Tiimo has always prioritized accessibility over efficiency. Here's how AI is helping us extend that philosophy to support users during their most challenging planning moments.

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September 26, 2025

Designing routines for ADHD brains: Why structure has to bend, not break

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Traditional routines often fail people with ADHD. They assume steady focus and easy transitions that rarely exist. This article explores how to design routines that are flexible, kind, and practical so they can truly support life with ADHD.

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September 3, 2025

How we built a co-planner that supports your executive function

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Building AI for neurodivergent people meant throwing out conventional design wisdom. Here's how we designed Tiimo's AI Co-Planner for the moments when your brain freezes, not when it flows.

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August 4, 2025

When workplace inclusion fails neurodivergent people

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Corporate neurodiversity programs promise inclusion but still fail most neurodivergent workers. Why the 'superpowers' approach isn't working.

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June 17, 2025

All your questions about ADHD, answered

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A practical, research-backed guide to what ADHD is, how it affects focus, emotion, and time, why diagnosis is often delayed, and what real support can look like.

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June 6, 2025

Why the ‘overdiagnosis’ debate harms neurodivergent people

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Claims of overdiagnosis ignore what really matters: too many neurodivergent people still face stigma, long waits, and little support.

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June 2, 2025

ADHD imposter syndrome and RSD: how I stopped doubting myself

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Imposter syndrome and rejection sensitivity are part of ADHD for a lot of us. Here’s how I experience them, what helped, and what I want you to know.

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May 29, 2025

How to prioritize tasks when you have ADHD

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When everything feels important, prioritizing with ADHD can feel like an impossible puzzle. The right tools can make it easier to start.

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May 28, 2025

Unmasking in relationships: safety, shame, and being seen

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Unmasking ADHD in relationships is scary, but it can also be healing, especially when safety and self-understanding come first.

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May 22, 2025

ADHD paralysis: what it is and how to get unstuck

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Stuck on the couch, staring at your to-do list, and unable to move? That mental freeze has a name. ADHD paralysis is a real, research-backed response to overwhelm, and it affects how your brain handles tasks, choices, and emotions.