Designed for ADHD. Guided by science. Useful for everyone.
Knowing a meeting starts at two and sensing two o’clock approaching are different things. Time blindness can make that distance difficult to judge: how much time has passed, how much remains, and what can fit inside it. Research has measured these timing difficulties in ADHD. We design Loon to give time a visible presence, so you have something outside your own sense of time to orient yourself by.
A calendar holds when you need to be somewhere. A task list holds what you want to do. Together, they give your intentions somewhere dependable to live. That combination is foundational in an established cognitive behavioural therapy approach for adult ADHD, alongside reviewing priorities and breaking work into manageable steps. Loon brings that thinking into the everyday: a coherent place to return to, reconnect with your plans, and see how they fit into your day.
Choosing what deserves your attention also means choosing what to set aside. ADHD guidance recommends reducing distractions as part of adapting your environment to your needs. We design Loon to make that choice intentional: bring your priorities forward, quiet what doesn’t need your attention, and protect space for what you’ve chosen to do.
Private by design
We believe calendar events may contain sensitive information which ought to remain private. Your calendar data remains between your Mac and your calendar service provider. See our privacy policy.
