Stay
Sunsama
A guided daily planning ritual.
Stay if you want a deliberate shutdown and a dedicated planning surface every morning.
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Sunsama is a planning practice you open each morning. Synora writes due-dated tasks onto Google Calendar in the background.
Stay
A guided daily planning ritual.
Stay if you want a deliberate shutdown and a dedicated planning surface every morning.
Switch
A background scheduler.
Switch if you want due-dated tasks to become calendar blocks without opening another app each morning.
| Feature | ||
|---|---|---|
| Google Tasks stays the source | Imports | |
| No app to open | Daily app | |
| Calendar does not reshuffle itself | ||
| Unfinished work rolls forward overnight | Ritual | |
| Learns from a drag in Google Calendar | ||
| Solo-first — not a team or project suite | Ic app | |
| Only edits its own blocks | Writes blocks | |
| Works on mobile through Google’s apps | Own app | |
| Data stored in the EU | Us-based |
€15
per month, or €12/mo billed annually
The plan writes overnight. One connector if a list still lives outside Google Tasks.
Start for freeSunsama prices a planning practice. Check their site. As of August 2026.
Keep Google Calendar. Put the work you want scheduled into Google Tasks with due dates. Synora handles placement; you can drop the daily planning session when you no longer need it.
Move active work into Google Tasks. Due dates matter.
Connect Google to Synora.
Run both briefly if you want a side-by-side week.
Cancel Sunsama when the background schedule is enough.
Keep Google Tasks. Connect Synora.
No. It’s designed to run without opening a Synora app.
Yes. On Pro and Max you can connect Todoist, Trello, Linear, or Notion. Google Tasks is the default on every plan, including Starter.
Sunsama is a planning practice. Synora is a background scheduler with intentional scope.
Connect Google and let due-dated tasks become blocks. 14 days, no card.