AudibleAnything

• Free 

• Available on iPad, iPhone, and Mac

• Great for relatively short documents/ PDF's and has many voice options across many languages

Parrot - Recorder and Looper

• Free

• Available on Apple, Android and Chrome 

• Great for recording notes that you can have play on a loop to assist with memorization/ studying 

Speech to Text

• Free

• Available on google docs or in the settings of you device

• This tool helps one write without being slowed down by spelling or typing speed

Screen Reader

• Free

• Available on most devices (activate from within settings)

• This tool is great for reading websites or self written text without having to change apps 

Audible

• $14.95 per month

• Available on Apple, Android, and Chrome

• Great option for books being read in class. It is super easy to pause and play often for annotations and they have a large selection of books.

Grammerly

• Free (or optional subscription)

• Available on Apple, Android, and Chrome

• Helpful for providing spelling and grammar suggestions that people with dyslexia might struggle with.

Libby

• Free

• Available on Apple and Android (and computers at libbyapp.com)

• This is a great option for getting audio books to follow along with for class for free, but there can be a wait time to borrow it. 

NaturalReader

• Free (Payed upgrades available)

• Available on Apple, Android, and Chrome

• This is the best app fro listening to typed out text and can be easily edited. Also great for PDFs and scanned documents.

Reminders

• Free

• Various versions on different devices

• Great for helping ADHD minds remember to do things especially when the reminders are set to send notifications at specific times. I recommend using Siri or other voice assistant to set reminders.

Bionic Reading

• Free (Pay for premium)

• Available on Apple, Android, and Chrome 

• Bolds the first few letters of each word of copy and pasted text or supported websites (or pdfs with premium) to increase reading speed and comprehension for people with ADHD or Dyslexia

Xmind

• Free

• Available on Apple, Android, and Chrome

• Great for mapping out ideas using a bubble chart which can then be converted to a bullet point list that can be exported as a pdf.  This can help ADHD minds organize information.

Neurolist

• Free

• Available on Apple and Android

• Allows you to enter an activity like "do the dishes" and it helps you break it down into all the smaller tasks in check list format with how long each step will take. Great for getting big tasks started.