I used Centered in the past and have seen how it's evolved. The product has always been intuitive, user-centric, and design-forward. This iteration takes quite a few elements I love about Centered's early days and doubles down on them.

The Mac app is great and helps you keep an eye on where your time is spent (similar to Rize; not as robust, but not everyone needs that level of granularity.)

Having ADHD, it was a joy to find the Neuro-Flourish group. I like how the teachers help keep you on track and, at the same time, aren't too distracting. It was a smart move to allow you to control just about everything about your experience as a Pro member.

I've used Akiflow (a paid time-blocking task/calendar app) that integrates with Asana. Despite being well-funded, the integration is lacking and messy. Centered's integration has worked perfectly thus far. Room for improvement, but at least my tasks actually show up.

When it comes to actually managing tasks, I appreciate that it is really easy just to throw a bunch of tasks into your session and get to work. It feels really intuitive and low friction.

Overall, I've just replaced another paid task app with Centered. If you're interested in slightly changing up the way you work and adding a refined social experience, I'd get it a shot.