About
Brili is a specialized productivity app built for the neurodivergent community — particularly people with ADHD — offering dynamic, timer-driven routine management for mornings, workdays, chores, and evenings. Unlike generic to-do apps, Brili is designed around the science of ADHD: it systematically supports dopamine regulation, reduces decision fatigue, and combats time blindness by keeping users aware of where they are in a routine, what comes next, and when they need to start each task to finish on time. Routines in Brili are flexible and adaptive — they adjust in real time as your day unfolds, giving you the structure you need without rigid inflexibility. The app supports paced breaks and personalized work rhythms, helping users avoid burnout and maintain energy throughout the day. It's suitable for dreamers, creators, and chronic procrastinators alike. Brili offers both an individual adult version and a family version, making it useful for parents managing children with ADHD as well. Users report significant improvements in punctuality, self-esteem, and overall routine adherence. The app is available on iOS and Android, with the first 30 days free. It has been featured in media and praised by the ADHD community for its unique, empathetic approach to time management.
Key Features
- Dynamic Routine Timers: Brili tracks your real-time progress through routines, telling you what's next, when to start, and adjusting on the fly so you always end on time.
- ADHD-Optimized Structure: Built around neurodiversity science to reduce mental load, combat time blindness, and support dopamine regulation through consistent habit-building.
- Flexible Daily Scheduling: Routines adapt as your day changes, giving you the structure of a schedule without rigid inflexibility — perfect for unpredictable ADHD days.
- Family & Adult Versions: Separate app experiences tailored for individual adults managing their own ADHD and for families helping children build independent routines.
- Break & Pace Management: Allows users to schedule perfectly timed breaks and match their personal work pace to avoid burnout and maintain energy throughout the day.
Use Cases
- An adult with ADHD uses Brili to automate their morning routine, reducing the mental load of remembering each step and consistently arriving at work on time.
- A parent sets up a school-morning routine in Brili for their ADHD child, enabling the child to get ready independently and boosting their self-confidence.
- A remote worker with ADHD structures their workday using Brili routines, incorporating timed breaks and task blocks to maintain focus and avoid burnout.
- A creative professional uses Brili to automate daily self-care and chore routines, freeing up mental energy for their creative work.
- Someone working on overcoming chronic procrastination uses Brili to break large projects into timed routine steps, spreading effort more evenly across the week.
Pros
- Purpose-Built for ADHD: Designed specifically for neurodivergent users, addressing core ADHD challenges like time blindness, distraction, and emotional dysregulation.
- Flexible Yet Structured: Routines are dynamic and adjust in real time, providing the benefits of structure without the frustration of rigid scheduling.
- Covers All Ages & Contexts: Works for adults managing personal or work routines and for families supporting children with ADHD, making it versatile across life stages.
- 30-Day Free Trial: New users can try the full app experience for 30 days at no cost, lowering the barrier to entry significantly.
Cons
- No Built-In To-Do List: Users have noted the lack of an ad-hoc to-do list for tasks outside of scheduled routines, limiting all-in-one organization.
- Mobile Only: Brili is currently available only on iOS and Android, with no web or desktop version for those who prefer to manage schedules on a computer.
- Subscription Required After Trial: Full functionality requires a paid subscription after the 30-day free trial, which may be a barrier for some users.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Brili designed for?
Brili is designed primarily for adults and families living with ADHD or other neurodivergent conditions. It's especially helpful for people who struggle with time blindness, task initiation, distraction, or building consistent daily routines.
Is Brili free to use?
Brili offers a 30-day free trial so you can fully experience the app before committing. After the trial, a paid subscription is required to continue using the service.
What platforms is Brili available on?
Brili is available on iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play). There is currently no web or desktop version.
How is Brili different from a regular to-do app?
Unlike standard task managers, Brili uses dynamic, timed routines that tell you in real time what to do next, when to start, and how to adjust if you fall behind — all specifically designed to address ADHD-related challenges like time blindness and decision fatigue.
Can Brili be used for children with ADHD?
Yes. Brili offers a family-focused version of the app that parents can use to help children build independent routines, such as getting ready for school without constant reminders.
