Intelligence
Not every gap counts.The plan leaves room.
Finding empty space is the easy part. What matters is how long a task really takes, what kind of day it lands in, and how much room the plan needs to survive contact with reality.
Task Intelligence
Not every task is an hour
Synora reads what the task says and reserves time that matches. A message is minutes. A draft is a session. You don't tag it — you just write it.
Context-Aware Planning
It reads the room
Twenty minutes between two calls is real time, but it isn't time to start a proposal. Event titles shape placement: prep before the matching call, lighter work after a long one.
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A day you can actually live
Synora leaves a 15-minute buffer between blocks. That gap is what lets a plan absorb a delay instead of collapsing under a day packed to the minute.
Adaptive Learning
Correct it once
Drag a block or change its duration and Synora keeps that preference for next time. Completing a task without moving it also counts — the plan was accepted.
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Welcome to Synora
Agree & sign up with Google01 — Sign in with Google. There's no separate account to create. Signing up and connecting Google are the same step.
- Google
Google Calendar
Google Tasks
02 — Confirm what Google asks for. The consent screen asks for four things: the list of calendars, the events on them, when you're busy, and your tasks.
My TasksDraft proposal — NorthwindToday03 — Give the first task a due date. After Google is connected, onboarding goes straight to the first due-dated task. Hours default to 08:00–22:00.
CalendarDraft proposal — Northwind
10:45 – 12:00
04 — Open Google Calendar. That's it — opening your calendar and looking at it. The due-dated task is already a block.
- Google TasksGoogle Calendar
05 — It stays in the background. No dashboard, no weekly review, no second system. You add tasks in Google Tasks and look at Google Calendar.
Frequently asked questions
What if the estimate or the placement is wrong?
Resize the block, or drag it. Synora learns your real durations and your timing preference for that kind of work. Anything it learned can be corrected the same way it was learned.
Do I need to write tasks a special way?
No. Write them the way you already write them. There's no duration field, no tags, and no categories to fill in.
Can I change my working hours?
Yes. Set them in onboarding or in settings — they default to 08:00–22:00 — plus an optional brief about how you work.
Does it read every calendar I have?
It reads busy intervals across the calendars you grant, so meetings on secondary calendars are respected. Event titles used for context-fit come from your primary calendar. An all-day event blocks the work window that day.
What doesn't the planning do?
It only knows what's in the task title — if something is unusually large, say so when you write it. It never moves or edits your existing events. There's no training mode, no feedback prompts, and no report of your habits. It doesn't cap how much you take on.
Product Features
What makes Synora unique.
Draft proposal
Today
Draft proposal
10:45 – 12:00
01 — Scheduling. Due dates become calendar blocks.
Wed · 9
Standup
09:30 – 10:00
Draft proposal
10:15 – 11:45
Client call
12:00 – 12:45
02 — Trust. What it may see, write, and revoke.
- Google TasksGoogle Calendar
03 — Simplicity. No app to open. No setup to design.
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Ready for a plan that reads your day?
Synora reads the task, reads the shape of your day, leaves room, and learns when you correct it.