Capture → Plan → Execute → Learn
The four-step loop the whole app is built around, and the executive-function gap each step fills.
Read guide →TimeNinja makes time tangible, plans backwards from your deadline, and learns how long your tasks actually take — so every plan gets more realistic over time.
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A shrinking ring instead of a number, and a plan counted back from your deadline.
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One step at a time, with a picture and a big Done button. You see what got done.
See Family Mode →
Words, numbers, the clock and more. No ads, no signup, no timers.
Play the games →Small moments. They add up.

Not a new you. The same you, with time you can finally see.

Whether your child has ADHD, is autistic, or just finds mornings hard.
You get to be their parent again, not their clock.
Every feature is grounded in time-blindness, executive-function, and motivation research — not generic productivity advice.




A shrinking visual ring shows time passing — so you feel the clock, not just read it. Friendly nudges bring you back when you drift.

Enter your deadline. TimeNinja schedules each step backwards so you know exactly when to start.

Parents set up routines; kids run them with photos. Parent dashboard tracks progress.


The 25–75% variability band shows your true range — so you stop under-estimating tasks. Rate overwhelm 1–5 after each timer (skippable). The Progress view charts your weekly trend and compares sessions with vs without a backward plan — see if the system is actually working for you.
Learn how to audit it →

The Done Board logs every completed task with streak tracking — dopamine for the ADHD brain, on tap.
Screens show sample data.
Stuck on a big task? Apple Intelligence (on-device) breaks it into small, doable steps in seconds. Nothing leaves your phone.
Build morning, after-school, and bedtime routines with visual steps and timed transitions.
When your real timings drift ≥15% from a routine step's estimate, TimeNinja proposes a one-tap update using the median of your last 10 sessions. Your plans get more honest without effort.
Deep in overtime with no distractions logged? A soft purple banner asks "Still on track?" with a gentle haptic — never a demand to stop, just a pattern-interrupt so missed transitions become a choice.
Quick Add includes one-tap presets for stretch breaks, 10-minute walks, and quick workouts. Research-mandated structural elements — not optional extras to skip when you're behind.
Most apps help you plan or help you time tasks. ADHD brains need a system that does both — and updates itself with what actually happened. Read the full method →

One tap to log what needs doing — or zero taps: say "Hey Siri, add a task in TimeNinja." Capturing intent before the moment passes is the foundation of executive-function scaffolding.

Enter the deadline, not the start time. TimeNinja schedules every step backwards so "when must I start?" becomes a concrete moment, not an abstract future. Why backward planning works →

A shrinking visual countdown plus a Lock-Screen Live Activity externalize time so you don't have to feel it. Off-track? A gentle nudge gets you back. The science of time blindness →

Every session feeds your personal Real Time Library. Over weeks, your 25–75% variability band shows your true range — so future plans use your real data, not optimistic guesses. Why variability beats averages →
Clinical and experimental research consistently shows that ADHD brains have measurable difficulties with timing — discrimination, estimation, production, and reproduction. These weaknesses tangle with attention, inhibition, and motivation systems. The result is what most people call "time blindness": time feels abstract, working memory is unreliable, and the future has less pull than the immediate moment.
The fix isn't another todo list. It's a tool that makes time visible, shrinking, and procedural, then reduces the cognitive cost of planning by breaking it into short, concrete steps that are easy to execute. That's the gap TimeNinja fills.
We're not a substitute for therapy or medication — we're a behavioral scaffold that works at the point of performance. Read about the seven strategies we built into the app →
Most apps assume you can estimate time. ADHD brains can't — and that's the whole problem.
Ask you to estimate time you can't estimate. Hide overdue tasks. Have no model of "now."
Force a rigid 25-min block on every task. No deadline math, no learning loop, no routines.
Visual time, backward plans from real deadlines, AI breakdown, and your real timing learned over weeks.
Made for children with ADHD, autism or late speech. No ads, no signup, no timers. Many are spoken in English and Hindi.
All plans unlock everything. Cancel anytime during the trial — no charge. Full pricing details →
₹149 in India · local pricing elsewhere
₹999 in India · local pricing elsewhere
₹2,999 in India · local pricing elsewhere
No. TimeNinja is a productivity tool designed to help people who struggle with time blindness and executive function. It is not a medical device or treatment. If you need clinical support, please consult a licensed professional.
Self Mode is designed for teens and adults. Family Mode lets a parent set up photo-based routines for a child to run. We don't collect personal data from children.
Yes — fully offline. Your data stays on your device. The Break It Down AI also runs entirely on-device using Apple Intelligence (on supported iOS 26+ devices), so even AI works without internet.
Start a 7-day free trial of any plan. You won't be charged until day 8. Cancel anytime in Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions during the trial.
TimeNinja works on iPhone and iPad, with gentle Apple Watch cues. Family Mode runs well on a child's iPad, so routines can live on the device your child already uses. On a laptop or classroom screen, use our free web visual timer.
All routine and task data stays on your device. The Break It Down AI runs on-device using Apple Intelligence — no task text or personal data is ever sent to our servers or any third party. See our Privacy Policy.
Open Me → Progress. It shows your weekly overwhelm trend, lateness vs estimates, and a side-by-side comparison of sessions with vs without a backward plan — all built from your own data. For a structured 14-day test, follow the ADHD productivity audit.
When you continue past your original estimate without logging any distractions, TimeNinja shows a soft purple "Still on track?" banner with a gentle haptic. It never tells you to stop — it just creates a pattern-interrupt so missed transitions become a deliberate choice. More on hyperfocus and lost hours.
Yes. The Real Time Library logs every session automatically. When your real durations drift ≥15% from a routine step's estimate, the Calibrate Estimates view proposes a one-tap update — using the median of your last 10 sessions, not the most recent (which could be an outlier). Read more on variability vs averages.
Research-backed and written in plain words. Useful even if you never download the app.
The four-step loop the whole app is built around, and the executive-function gap each step fills.
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Read guide →IEP and 504 in the US, SEN and EHCP in the UK, and board help in India.
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