As of October 2026, Owaves: My BodyClock and Tiimo: To-Do List Planner are both free visual planners with paid upgrades. Owaves shows all 24 hours as one circle in 8 activity categories, planned around your body clock. Tiimo puts tasks on a color-coded timeline with an AI Co-Planner and focus timer, and also runs on Android and the web.

Key takeaways

  • As of October 2026, both apps are free on the US App Store; BodyClock Plus costs $12.99 a month or $99.99 a year, and Tiimo Pro is sold monthly or yearly, with a 7-day trial on the yearly plan (Owaves, Tiimo FAQ).
  • Owaves plans a whole day, sleep included, on My BodyClock, a 360° circle; Tiimo shows tasks on a color-coded schedule you drag and drop.
  • Owaves builds around the body clock: a 1-minute Body Clock Quiz predicts your Body Clock Type, and BodyClock Plus adds daily Windows for Deep Sleep, Deep Work, Peak Fitness and Eating Windows.
  • Tiimo runs on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, Android and the web; Owaves runs on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Apple-silicon Macs, with an Android waitlist.

What is the main difference between Owaves and Tiimo?

The shape of the day. Owaves draws your 24 hours as one circle planned around your body clock; Tiimo draws a timeline of tasks broken into doable steps.

The Owaves App Store listing describes a 360° circular view of your 24 hours, aimed at time blindness. Every activity belongs to one of 8 categories (Move, Eat, Relax, Love, Play, Work, Flow and Sleep), each with its own color, per the Owaves FAQ; our guide to what the colors in Owaves mean walks through them. Tiimo’s visual planning page describes one view that brings together your calendar, to-dos, routines and reminders, by day, week or month, with your own colors and icons.

How do Owaves and Tiimo compare, feature by feature?

Both are visual planners with a free tier and an Apple Watch app; they differ in what they center. The table lists what each company’s own pages say, as of October 2026 (Owaves 8.1.1; Tiimo 3.70.1).

Feature Owaves: My BodyClock Tiimo: To-Do List Planner
Day view 24-hour circle, My BodyClock [1] Color-coded visual schedule with drag and drop [6]
Organizing 8 activity categories; custom categories with BodyClock Plus [1][3] Your own colors, icons and layouts [8][9]
Rhythm and health Body Clock Quiz; Windows for sleep, focus, exercise and meals (BodyClock Plus); Apple Health, planned vs actual [1][2][4] Mood check-ins with Apple Health sync (iOS only) [10]
AI planning BodyClock AI daily recommendations (BodyClock Plus) [1][2] AI Co-Planner breaks tasks into steps with time estimates; limited AI chats on the free plan [6][9]
Goals and tasks My Goals, set season by season [1] To-do list with AI priority grouping; focus timer [6]
Calendars Shows calendars synced to iOS [5] Apple Calendar and Reminders; Google and Outlook import [6][7]
Devices iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac (M1 or later); Android waitlist [1][11] iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, Android, web (web with Tiimo Pro) [6][7]
Price (US) Free; BodyClock Plus $12.99/month or $99.99/year, free trial [1] Free; Tiimo Pro monthly or yearly, 7-day trial on yearly [6][7]
US App Store rating 4.6 from 1.8K ratings [1] 4.6 from 21K ratings; Editors’ Choice; iPhone App of the Year 2025 [6]

What does Owaves do that Tiimo does not?

Owaves starts from your biology. The free app covers My BodyClock, My Goals and My Moai, and connects to Apple Health to compare planned and actual activity, per its App Store listing.

The Body Clock Quiz takes about a minute and predicts your chronotype, which Owaves calls your Body Clock Type, with a sample Day Plan to follow (Owaves FAQ). BodyClock Plus, the subscription, adds BodyClock AI recommendations for Deep Sleep, Deep Work, Peak Fitness and Eating Windows. Owaves calls these Windows: personalized time windows drawn from your chronotype, tracked activities and Apple Health data (BodyClock AI announcement, October 2025). Our step-by-step guide covers how to use Windows in Owaves.

What does Tiimo do that Owaves does not?

Tiimo is built around tasks and getting started, and it reaches more platforms. Its free version includes a basic planner, limited AI chats and one profile, per its App Store listing.

The listing describes an AI Co-Planner that turns a brain dump into a plan, a to-do list, a focus timer, widgets, and Apple Calendar and Reminders sync. Its FAQ adds Google and Outlook calendar import and a web planner with Tiimo Pro. Tiimo says it was co-designed with ADHD and autism experts, and its mood tracking puts how you feel next to sleep and activity data from Apple Health.

Who is each app best suited to?

Choose by what you plan most: your whole day’s rhythm or your task list.

Owaves: My BodyClock suits you if you:
– want sleep, meals and movement on the same page as work or class, as in our college schedule guide;
– want to plan around your Body Clock Type, or time workouts and meals with Windows;
– use an iPhone with an Apple Watch and Apple Health.

Tiimo suits you if you:
– get stuck starting tasks and want AI to break them into timed steps;
– want a visible countdown for each task;
– need Android or a browser alongside iPhone, or want to share profiles with family.

Both companies speak to people with ADHD: the Owaves listing names time blindness, and Tiimo describes itself as a planner built for neurodivergent people. For one ADHD reviewer’s take on Owaves, see How to ADHD’s Owaves review; for another planner side by side, see Owaves vs Structured.

Your day on My BodyClock

Owaves vs Tiimo: Which Visual Planner Fits You?. My BodyClock for Wednesday, October 28 in Encinitas: Flow at 7 AM (Wake up and get ready); Move at 7:30 AM (Morning walk outside); Eat at 8 AM (Breakfast); Flow at 8:30 AM (Bike to campus); Work at 9 AM (Classes); Eat at 12 PM (Lunch); Relax at 12:45 PM (Short reset outside); Work at 1 PM (Focus study block); Flow at 3 PM (Email and errands); Move at 3:30 PM (Swim); Flow at 4:30 PM (Bike home); Play at 5 PM (Sketching).
Your day on My BodyClock. Build it in Owaves.

The day above on My BodyClock shows a student day for someone who likes to see time: 8 hours of sleep anchor the night, a morning walk and breakfast start the day, classes and one focus block take the alert hours, an afternoon swim follows, and sketching, dinner, a call home, light review and a wind-down fill the evening. Flow time covers the commute, errands and packing a bag.

Start with the Body Clock Quiz, then download Owaves on iOS or join the Android waitlist. Then connect Apple Health. Owaves is the World’s First Wellness Planner, Powered by Your Body Clock.

FAQ

Is Tiimo free?

Yes. As of October 2026, Tiimo is free to download, and the free version includes a basic planner, limited AI chats and one profile. Tiimo Pro, sold monthly or yearly, adds the web planner and all features, with a 7-day trial on the yearly plan.

Is Owaves free?

Yes. As of October 2026, Owaves: My BodyClock is free to download, and My BodyClock, My Goals and My Moai are included for all users. BodyClock Plus costs $12.99 a month or $99.99 a year on the US App Store, with a free trial.

Owaves vs Tiimo: which is better for ADHD?

Both design for it. Owaves shows the whole day as a circle to help with time blindness; Tiimo breaks tasks into steps with an AI Co-Planner and timers. Try both free versions and keep the one you open daily.

Sources

  1. Owaves, Inc. “Owaves: My BodyClock.” Apple App Store (US), version 8.1.1, 30 September 2026. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/owaves-worlds-first-wellness/id869648628
  2. Owaves. “Introducing BodyClock AI: A Smarter Way to Sync Your Schedule With Your Body Clock.” owaves.com, 2 October 2025. https://owaves.com/introducing-bodyclock-ai/
  3. Owaves FAQ. “What are the activity categories?” owaves.com, 22 April 2018. https://owaves.com/faq/what-are-the-activity-categories/
  4. Owaves FAQ. “How do I discover my Body Clock type?” owaves.com, 7 May 2024. https://owaves.com/faq/how-do-i-discover-my-chronotype/
  5. Owaves FAQ. “How do I sync Owaves with my external calendars?” owaves.com, 30 May 2024. https://owaves.com/faq/how-do-i-sync-owaves-with-my-external-calendars/
  6. tiimo ApS. “Tiimo: To-Do List Planner.” Apple App Store (US), version 3.70.1, October 2026. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tiimo-to-do-list-planner/id1480220328
  7. Tiimo. “Frequently Asked Questions.” tiimoapp.com, October 2026. https://www.tiimoapp.com/faq
  8. Tiimo. “A visual planner built for real life.” tiimoapp.com, October 2026. https://www.tiimoapp.com/product/visual-planning
  9. Tiimo. “Visual Planner for Every Neurotype.” tiimoapp.com, October 2026. https://www.tiimoapp.com/
  10. Tiimo. “Wellbeing & Mood Tracking.” tiimoapp.com, October 2026. https://www.tiimoapp.com/product/mood-tracking
  11. Owaves. “Android Beta.” owaves.com, October 2026. https://owaves.com/android

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