Shye 
When it comes to task management for us neurodivergents, and you're like me, then it's usually just a complete failure.
Todo apps just don't work how my head does, because my head is chaotic. My to do app for projects becomes insanely detailed and complex, before hitting a wall of limitation, and then I just get overwhelmed.
Then trying to work this way for more domestic tasks and organizing my life, all falls by the wayside and I seem to never get anything done.
So, I was trying out different task apps again, and came across a FOSS desktop app called WeekToDo Planner.
I saw that it was apparently a very minimal ToDo app, and I was expecting to try it for two minutes, then remove it for being too simple.
But it was this simplicity which actually ended up intriguing me and making it useful. The app is just daily columns to add tasks, which slides left and right, like an image gallery on a website.
I've been finding it useful being able to work out basic task a few days in advance, more like jotting down the overall things, rather than getting stuck in all of the details like I tend to.
A useful feature is the option to auto move tasks, where any undone tasks on a Wednesday, for example, will slide over to the next day.
I've found that this allows me to see tasks building up before it all becomes too overwhelming. And of course you can easily drag and drop, or delete tasks.
Now, I'm never going to be using this app for my project work, but it is helping me put some structure and focus into my general daily life.
So I'm sharing this with my Au and ADHD friends here in case this is useful for anyone else.
https://weektodo.me
#autistic #adhd #actuallyautistic #actuallyadhd #todo #foss
tomorrow. So let's go. 
pressure wash today's section of the porch
Notes に 
…ach guck, nun auch der 'Spiegel' berichtet positiv mit einer detailierten Anleitung wie Linux zu installieren und einzusetzen ist. Sehr gut für auf Apple Maschinen.
2019 
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