ADHD reminders that
don't all look the same.
Plain notifications disappear. Cronote sends visual reminders with generated visuals, response buttons, and fresh content for each reminder, so repeated alerts stay noticeable.
Free to start. Push, text, and email reminders since 2010.
Why plain reminders stop working.
Built for adults who stop seeing plain reminders. Here's what goes wrong with standard notification apps.
A different kind of reminder.
- Visual interrupts: Every reminder includes a generated visual, not just text. Each one looks different.
- Response buttons: Done, Later, Skip today. Tap a response instead of dismissing and forgetting.
- Fresh content each time: Inspire generates new content every time a recurring reminder fires. Never the same message twice.
- Routine chains: Multi-step Syncros walk you through a sequence: visual prompt, response, then generated encouragement.
- Photo accountability: Snap asks you to take a photo as part of the reminder flow.
- Multi-channel delivery: Push notifications, text messages, and email. Reach you wherever you actually check.
Routine flows, not one-off alerts.
Syncros chain a visual reminder, a response, and generated content into one flow you tap through at your own pace.
Morning check-in
Moment sends a visual reminder with a generated visual to start the routine. Decision asks "Take medication?" with Done, Later, and Skip today buttons. Inspire then generates a fresh motivational message, different every morning.
Moment→
Decision→
bolt Inspire
Deadline focus
Moment delivers a visual reminder with a generated visual: "Project deadline: start the hardest part now." Decision asks "First 15-minute block?" with Writing, Research, Email, and I need help buttons. Tap your choice to commit to a starting point.
Moment→
Decision
Evening wind-down
Inspire generates a fresh reflection prompt: "What went well today?" or "Name one thing you finished," different each evening. Decision then asks "Ready for bed?" with Yes, Need more time, and Not yet buttons.
Start with your first routine.
Every feature is included on every tier. Tiers differ only in how many people outside Cronote you reach each month.
Free
- All visual reminders
- Generated visuals
- All Syncros
- Recurring reminders
Business
- Share routines with others
- 40x the reach
Enterprise
- Teams and organizations
- 2,000 reach
Common questions
Why don't plain reminders work for ADHD?
Plain notifications all look alike and repeat the same words, so your brain habituates and learns to skip them. A reminder that changes its visual and asks for a response keeps registering after a plain one has gone invisible.
What makes a Cronote reminder different?
Every reminder can include a generated visual that is fresh each time, response buttons (Done, Later, Skip today), and a place in a multi-step routine chain. The picture gets you to look and the buttons get you to act.
Can I set up ADHD medication reminders?
Yes. A medication reminder can carry Done, Later, and Skip today buttons so your tap leaves a record of whether you took the dose. Cronote is a reminder app, not a medical tool, and does not provide medical advice.
Is Cronote free?
Yes. Visual reminders, generated visuals, response buttons, and routine chains are all on the free plan. Paid tiers only raise how many people outside Cronote you can reach by text or email each month.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Cronote works on iPhone and in any web browser today, with an Android app on the way. Reminders can be delivered by push, text, or email.
Keep reading
- Why your reminders stop working when you have ADHD
- Visual reminders for ADHD: why a picture beats a text notification
- An ADHD morning routine that survives contact with reality
- ADHD medication reminders you'll actually respond to
- The best reminder app for ADHD: what to look for in 2026
- Time management apps for ADHD and time blindness
Send your first visual reminder.
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