Owlprince Digital Visual Timer & Chore Chart, ADHD Cleaning Planner Tools with 4 Modes Pomodoro Timer, Freestanding Visual Schedule Alarm Clock - White

I am an adult who has ADHD and I was looking for something to help my life run less chaotic. Well this is really fun and makes doing chores, dreaded paperwork and etc. It is the satisfaction knowing that I have completed task and this has helped me tremendously.

My daughter was so excited when her schedule planner arrived! I love that it helps teach organization, time management, and staying on track with daily tasks. It will be a great tool for our homeschool routine. The set comes with three dry-erase markers with built-in erasers, extra schedule sheets that can be changed out, the digital timer, and a USB charging cable. Everything was packaged nicely, and the instructions were easy to follow. I can't wait for my daughter to start using it when homeschool begins. I think this will help make our daily schedule more fun and organized. I would definitely recommend it to other parents and homeschool families.

I would recommend this to kids and adults alike. You have your list of task along with check marks and rewards and punishments. This is perfect for the child/adult that needs things written down and also has a timer to time task. I would recommend this item. Easy to set up for the most part. Instructions are clear.

Got this to help my soon-to-be kindergartener take more responsibility for getting his chores done. It has been a great tool in helping him remember what needs to happen. I've already noticed his accountability being better. We've used the alarms to help him move from one task to another without issues. I really like this tool.

This is an amazingly tactile schedule that has my ADHD and autistic kids asking for more chores so they could flip the switches. The slides for completing a task are very satisfying. My 13yo was able to set the date and time using the instructions provided. Multiple dry erase cards are included so you can have the next ready when the first is completed.

I honestly never even knew something like this existed, but I am really impressed with it. I got this to help my 7 year old become more independent because he constantly needs reminders for certain things. This gives him a way to manage some of those tasks himself, and I like that it makes him feel responsible instead of like I am constantly telling him what to do. The different cards are really helpful because I can use them for different routines, and I like that there is also a dry-erase section that I can change as needed. The overall quality feels really good too. My son was able to turn the alarms off and set the timer himself for things like brushing his teeth, devotion, or playtime. He was not able to figure out how to set the actual alarms on his own, though. He can easily set an alarm on his iPad because it's more intuitive, so the alarm setup on this device could definitely be easier. I set the alarms for him, and after that, he had no problem using them. I also really like that it has the rewards and consequences on the side, which is helpful for keeping him on track without me constantly having to remind him. The rechargeable battery is another big plus because I would much rather charge it than constantly replace batteries. My 3 and 4 year olds also took to it right away, but I think it is better suited for kids around 6 and up if you want them to use most of the features independently. For younger kids, they will probably need more help from an adult.

This device is a great concept. It is versatile with endless uses for most ages. I suggest letting children set an alarm or task to be rewarded when they have completed tasks, or make a list of activities they want to do with you, or what they want you to do for them. I wanted a traditional kitchen timer for cooking and I found this amazing multi functional planner, chore chart, alarm clock, timer, date, time, thermometer. It has a stand and will lie flat. There are slide buttons to mark a task or reminder as accomplished with a check mark. It is extremely helpful for tasks and reminders. It has five alarms, which I appreciate because I can set multiple alarms when I am cooking more than one item. It comes with three different colored markers with magnetic eraser caps, six double sided dry erase pages, 12 double sided paper pages, and a charging cord, but not a charging block. The dry erase markers remove easily and completely. The instructions are decent. It took me a few times to get the time set correctly to 12 hours, but the rest of the functions were easy to set. The blank dry erase and paper pages are perfect for me when I create new recipes. I can alter the measurements easily while creating a recipe with the dry erase page, then duplicate the recipe onto the paper page. You can make your own paper pages if you need more by cutting a sheet of paper to fit the slot and tracing the openings. The alarm volume can be muted or adjusted. It is a handy device. Mine arrived with almost a full charge. It charged fully quickly, and held the charge without drainage for over 12 hours. I rated it four stars because it it would be perfect if there was a space on the device to store the cards and hold the pens, and because the display is dim when viewing from some angles. The display is bright when using the stand. Overall, it is a helpful interactive device.

This is really very good! We have had many similar to it that were not great. My special needs child is positive about using it. As a parent, a few improvements would be good. Just a slight improvement on size-a little bigger. The digital area-make it clearer to read date and day. Also add a smiley face or similar to the timer face. Maybe add more alarm sounds. Overall pretty great product.

This will work for what I wanted to do but I have to cover up the word punishment. That just doesn't seem like positive encouragement to me. The areas to mark are a bit small and it seems to be made fairly cheaply. I will still use it but making a few adjustments to what I thought it would work the best for.

It is difficult to imagine a more horrific torment to inflict upon a person with ADHD. This machination would be a trial for anyone to understand, let alone an individual who might struggle with convoluted instructions. The design itself is most atrocious. It is difficult not to believe it is malicious in nature.