Plannr is a personal operating system. Tasks, calendar, kanban, projects, habits, sleep and mood tracking, a real financial ledger with budgets and forecasting, linked notes, a journal, goals, reading lists and relationship reminders — 21 features that most people otherwise juggle across ten or more separate apps.
The thing that makes it work day to day is capture. You type what happened in plain language and Plannr routes it. "Coffee 4.50" becomes a transaction in the right category. "Gym tomorrow 7am" becomes a calendar entry. You don't pick a section or fill in a form.
Because everything lives in one place, the parts connect. Subscriptions post their own transactions. Meal plans generate the grocery list. The insights view reads across habits, spending, sleep and tasks together, which surfaces patterns that stay invisible when your life is split across apps.
It is private by design: end-to-end encrypted, no ads, and your data is never sold or used to train models. Google Calendar sync is read-only. Everything syncs across devices and works offline.
14-day free trial, no card required. $11.99/month billed annually, or $14.99 month to month.