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Sunsama

Plan calmer, more focused days one task at a time.

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Free trial available; paid plans are listed on the website.

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Sunsama is a daily planner built to make your workdays calmer and more focused by turning a messy pile of tasks into a realistic plan you can actually finish. Instead of an endless to-do list, it walks you through a short planning ritual each morning.

What it does

Sunsama pulls tasks from the tools you already use and lines them up beside your calendar, so you can see your commitments and your intentions in one view. As you plan, it encourages you to time-box each task and set a sensible daily workload, which helps you avoid overcommitting. At the end of the day, a brief reflection lets you review what got done and carry the rest forward.

Who it’s for

Sunsama suits busy professionals, remote workers and anyone who feels scattered across multiple apps and to-do lists. If you want a more intentional, less frantic approach to planning your time, its guided rhythm is the main draw. A free trial lets you try the workflow, with paid plans listed on the website.

Key features

  • Guided daily and weekly planning routine
  • Pull tasks in from your existing tools and calendar
  • Time-box tasks to keep the day realistic
  • Unified view of tasks and calendar events
  • End-of-day reflection to review your progress

Pros & cons

👍 Pros

  • Encourages a calmer, more intentional workflow
  • Brings scattered tasks together in one plan

👎 Cons

  • The deliberate ritual takes some daily commitment
  • No permanent free tier beyond the trial

Sunsama — FAQ

What is Sunsama?

Sunsama is a daily planning app that brings your tasks, calendar and priorities into one place so you can build a realistic, focused plan for each day.

What does Sunsama do?

It guides you through a daily planning ritual, pulling in tasks from your tools and calendar, helping you estimate time and keep each day achievable rather than overloaded.

Is Sunsama free?

Sunsama offers a free trial so you can test it, and paid plans with full features are listed on the website.

Who is Sunsama for?

Busy professionals, remote workers and anyone who feels overwhelmed by scattered to-do lists and wants a calmer, more intentional way to plan their day.