Keysha

Keysha positions itself as an ADHD app for planning the day. Users say or type what is on their mind, and Keysha captures, organizes, and prioritizes tasks, combining them with calendar events in one plan. When plans change, users can tell Keysha and it re-plans. The page describes voice conversation with interruption support and response times under 50ms, and says the app is available on iOS and iPad with a 7-day free trial. Apple Health and sleep-based planning are described as coming soon and not yet available. Pricing lists Basic at $11.99/month and Pro at $24.99/month, each after a 7-day free trial, with no free tier after the trial.

Key features

• Voice and text input for capturing tasks
• Task capture and organization
• Daily prioritization of the day's tasks
• Calendar sync with Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, and Apple Calendar (two-way sync per FAQ)
• Re-planning when the day changes
• Voice conversation with interruption support and response times under 50ms
• Task length and reminders before the next item (described on the page)
• Email and notes integration described as part of one app
• Pro: SMS texting and reminders, unlimited tasks, higher AI limits, priority responses, analytics, priority support
• Data encryption and deletion on request (per FAQ)
• Coming soon: Apple Health and sleep/recovery integration

Best suited for

• Adults with ADHD who struggle with rigid planners
• Founders juggling multiple projects
• Parents managing a household and a career
• People who prefer voice capture for brain dumps
• Users wanting to plan around calendars and deadlines

Pricing

Basic: $11.99/month after a 7-day free trial. Pro: $24.99/month after a 7-day free trial. No credit card required to start; cancel anytime.