Sometimes you know what needs doing. You just need a way to begin. Retomi helps you find that step, plan your time, and return when life interrupts.
For adults with ADHD. Private preview on GitHub.
Just that, for now.
Interrupted? Save where you stopped.
Illustrative examples · Retomi for mobile
You don’t need to organize your whole life. Begin with what’s in front of you: an email, a task you’ve been avoiding, a meeting, or a thought you don’t want to lose.
Retomi helps you find your next step.
Write what you need to do. AI suggests small actions and somewhere to begin. Edit the steps until they make sense for you.
StartOpen the document
Write one sentence
Then decide the next step
See what fits today, protect fixed commitments, and leave a breather between tasks. Adjust estimates as your day unfolds.
Make room09:30 · Prepare an update
09:50 · Transition time
10:00 · Fixed meeting
Leave a note about where you stopped, park a thought, and return to the next unfinished step. Your timer and tasks stay with you.
Come backI got to the first paragraph
Next: review the conclusion
Return without restarting
A place for ideas and reminders, without abandoning what you’re doing. Come back later and turn them into tasks if you want.
Buy coffee.
Saved for laterTasks, editable steps, planning, a focus timer, return notes, thoughts, routines, and account sync.
Free manual tools. AI is exclusive to Premium.
AI assistance for starting and returning, plus AI review of tasks that fit in the remaining day. Your data and manual tools remain available on Free.
Initial plan: 10 AI-guided sessions per 24 hours.
These allowances are prototype hypotheses. Subscriptions are not on sale yet. When available, Apple or Google will display local prices and renewal terms before purchase.
Retomi is a mobile app. This website introduces the product and your privacy controls.
View the Android prototypePrivate GitHub preview; project access required. Not yet available on the App Store or Google Play.
Retomi supports everyday planning and tasks. It does not diagnose or treat ADHD. AI suggestions can be wrong; you choose your steps.