Sunsama

Great product but I need to get myself more committed to it.

Late to the game here, but i love Sunsama haha <3 Awesome that it integrates with Linear and Notion

It's great that they have a free trial. A personal plan is a bit expensive for me, but I like the logic and philosophy behind it.

Lovely product with a few really nice ideas to discipline your mind and help manage crowded days. But it is at least x3 from where it would be worth its price for me and I don't want yet another Electron app on my desktop.

Perfect day planning with several task and appointment sources.

Beautiful and a pleasure to use.

Sunsama has been a revelation for organizing my daily tasks and keeping my workflow smooth and efficient. The user interface is intuitive, and the integration with other tools is seamless, making it a central hub for all my planning needs. The daily task planning sessions, the ability to drag and drop tasks into my calendar, and the focus sessions have particularly stood out, significantly enhancing my productivity. However, the pricing does give me pause. While I acknowledge the value Sunsama brings to my daily routine, the cost is on the higher side compared to other task management tools in the market. It's a fantastic tool for those who can afford the investment in their productivity, but I do believe a more competitive pricing structure could make it accessible to a wider user base.

I’ve been looking at so many task management apps and a few planner apps. This is the one that I stuck to the longest. Mainly because of how the overall feature works to create that “less is more” productivity that doesn’t unconsciously bog me down feeling like I have neverending work to do. Though I do hope it has a lot more advance features that work with the current productivity workflow but nothing is perfect. They do however, provide transparency on their development. And you get to see what the community wants out of Sunsama which is really cool and is lacking in most apps out there.

Decade of trying different software and approaches. Sunsama is my favorite. I had to bend some of my rules to get the best of the approach but it was many times worth it.