Goblin Tools

Skyhook Belgium

About this app

A collection of small, simple tools, for when things feel too big or complicated

This is the official Goblin Tools app. Accept no substitutes!

Created for neurodivergent folks, Goblin Tools brings you a set of tiny, clever helpers for everyday challenges.

You get:

Magic ToDo — break any task into bite-sized steps

Formalizer — instantly reword text for just the right tone

Judge — sense the mood or emotion behind any message

Professor — make anything easy to understand, no matter your age

Consultant — get help choosing between options

Estimator — rough time estimates for your activities

Compiler — organize your brain-dump into actions

Chef — invent recipes from whatever you have on hand

Handy for anyone, but especially designed to help untangle the neurospicy challenges of ADHD, autism, executive dysfunction, spoonie life, and more. Your support keeps the website free and ad-free for everyone!

Ratings and reviews

Its a GREAT app, but I wish that we could group multiple tasks together and still be able to break down more into the sub catagories under each task. For example, I have 3 tasks for just my bedroom that have sub-tasks. It would be nice to be able to group them under a 'bedroom' category or something so I can keep things more visually appealing and easy to find when one place has multiple items, instead of having a massive list of every task for each room/ category. I hope this makes sense!

Very useful tool. I recommend it to anyone looking to become more organized. A "smart" to-do list with a few other features. It's pretty cool that it will take an unorganized thought stream and turn it into tasks and then give you a pretty liberal estimate of time it may take to complete them. The fact that there isn't ads or a subscription are huge draws. It's a no frills tool that doesn't paywall features or hide them behind a subscription.

TL;DR: Everything I could ask for. Their website is free to use, but I wanted it on my phone for convenience and the fee was more than worth it. The to-do list is excellent and easy to use, and you can use AI to break the task into parts (and delete any few which are either wrong or redundant, though I've had little issue with that). Chef didn't add a ton of extra ingredients, and you can use AI to check tone of messages (and edit them for use), so this is excellent for neurodivergent folx

What’s new

A long-awaited stability update, with better support for translations. It also sets up some stuff for other improvements down the line.