Numo: Cringe-Free ADHD App

Name: Numo: Cringe-Free ADHD App
Rating: 4.4 (1064 reviews)
Author: Mindist, Inc.

By: Mindist, Inc. App

Community-based life support

Overview

Version:

11.13.1

Last updated: 2026-05-20

Ranking

#58,740 ▼ 134

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Numo is a community-based ADHD app that blends gamified tasks with bite-sized learning. Manage symptoms with a social, ADHD-friendly to-do list, earn Karma, level up, and turn chores into a quest. Learn coping skills through short stories, images, gifs, voice-overs, and polls that keep you engaged and motivated.

The app features a supportive Squad where users can share completed tasks, cheer each other on, and earn Karma through collaboration. Daily HACKS provide hand-picked tips and affirmations from the ADHD community and coaching. Subscriptions start at $7.99/month with a 30-day free trial; auto-renewal applies unless canceled in your account settings.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Task Management Community GenAI

By:

Mindist, Inc.

Rating:

4.40

(1,064)

Version:

11.13.1 Last updated: 2026-05-20

Version code:

885908887

Creation date:

2022-06-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

154.05MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-21

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 58,740 ▼ 134

Other platforms

Numo: ADHD Planner for Adults (v11.13.1)

74,859 3.27

(1,099)

For Developers

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Mindist, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/numo-cringe-free-adhd-app/id1628994767

Website:

https://numo.ai

User Reviews

Numo is highly regarded for ADHD-focused organization, routines, and a gamified, supportive experience. Users praise its ease of use, customization, reminders, and a strong community. Common downsides include billing issues after cancellation, the cost of premium features, and gaps in scheduling/AI planning capabilities that some users wish were improved.

Pros

Effectively helps manage ADHD symptoms through routines, tasks, and habit-building; many users call it essential or life-changing.
User-friendly, easy to use and visually appealing; interface is not overwhelming and offers meaningful customization.
Gamified elements (streaks, points, skins) plus emojis and celebratory cues boost motivation and task completion.
Strong community support and accountability; users connect with others who share struggles and offer help.
Substantial value in the free version with minimal ads, allowing continued use without immediate subscription.

Cons

Billing and unexpected charges after cancellation, with reports of continued charges and slow or poor refunds/support.
Premium features are locked behind a subscription; many users feel the free version is insufficient for full functionality.
Some scheduling/planning gaps noted by users (reminders ahead, calendar integration, AI-assisted planning) that hinder long-term planning.

Recent reviews

I like this so far so good. Will update later when I’ve used it more

by ra*****, 2026-07-03

I’ve been severely ADHD since I was 15 and that was in the 90s when really anything mental was taboo at least in where I lived. You didn’t talk about it, you just took the medicine the doctor gave you and pretended you were fine like everyone else. I learned to mask my ADHD then and kept it masked until the last 10 years as I got older and had more health issues that were disrupting my executive functioning. I wanted to not only be a voice for women with ADHD but also for living with multiple autoimmune disorders. But transparency doesn’t mean people are going to understand you any better. Only the people who love through what you do will understand. And as we get older our ADHD can get worse and with one of my diagnosis’s being in the same executive function area as my ADHD it makes being ADHD even harder now. But I’ve found my community here and I’m thankful for it.