Write it as you think it.
Type “Call Anna tomorrow at 18:00”. Sunlet recognizes the date and time, highlights them, and lets you change either before saving.
Make room for your day.
Capture a thought, give it a place, and choose what matters today. A calm task planner with room for the rest of your life.
Free during beta. Account access is being prepared.macOS preview · Apple silicon · Requires the local server
Tasks synced across devicesFour languages
Agenda
Tuesday, September 29
Today1 / 3
A slow start. Coffee & a little reading.
Finish the first draft10:00 · 45 min
A walk without my phone12:30 · 30 min
Unplanned1
Plan the next small step
One calm place for your day.
From a quick thought to a realistic week, without a complicated system to maintain.
A place for everything.
Keep related tasks in a list. Use tags to find similar work across lists, and subtasks to break a bigger task into small, checkable steps.
Decide what deserves today.
See today’s work together. Add a priority and an estimate, then give each task a time if it needs one.
A week you can adjust.
Drag tasks to another day, move time blocks, and resize them as your plans change. Your task stays the same wherever you view it.
Pick up the same plan.
Your account keeps tasks in sync across phone and computer. Saved tasks stay available offline, with edits waiting to sync when you reconnect.
Find it. Get back to it.
Press ⌘K to find a task, list name, tag, or subtask. Completed work is searchable too, so past tasks stay useful.
Separate dates and deadlinesDaily and weekly repeatsExport, import and deleted-task recoveryEnglish, German, Spanish and Polish
Ask for a little help.
Capture tasks in a conversation, organize a list, or rework your day. Sunlet shows proposed changes before you apply them, and lets you undo them afterwards.
Assistant preview. Access is being prepared for the beta.
Move the call with Anna to tomorrow at 18:00.
One proposed change
Call AnnaTomorrow · 18:00
Review first. You decide what changes.
Apply changesGood plans shouldn’t cost a fortune.
Use the planner without a subscription during beta. We’re building a useful everyday tool and improving it with your feedback.
A few things you might be wondering.
Is Sunlet really free?
Yes. The planner is free during beta, with no credit card required. Assistant use has limits. We’ll explain any future pricing before asking you to pay.
Can I use it on my phone?
The web app works on phones, tablets and computers, and can be added to your home screen. A macOS quick-capture app is in preview, with a menu-bar entry and a customizable global shortcut. Its public download will appear here when ready.
Does it have an AI assistant?
Yes. Sunlet has an assistant for capturing, finding and organizing tasks, including lists, tags and subtasks. It previews changes before applying them and supports undo. Beta access to the assistant is being prepared.
Lists, tags and subtasks — what’s the difference?
A list is a task’s home, such as Home or Launch the website. Tags help you find similar tasks across lists, such as Calls. Subtasks are small checkable steps inside a task. You can use any of them, or simply capture a task without organizing it.
Does it connect to my calendar?
Not yet. You can schedule Sunlet tasks in day and week views, but connected calendar events and calendar-aware assistant planning are still planned.
Can I join the beta?
Account access is being prepared. Registration is currently limited until beta setup is complete; the site will be updated when access opens.