You get 14 days to test Sunsama without dropping a credit card. That's enough time to see if this daily planner actually helps you stop working late every night.
Sunsama wants you to start each morning by planning your day with intention. Set realistic workloads. Block time on your calendar. It pulls in tasks from Asana, Trello, and Jira as you work — nothing gets forgotten. When you're drowning in Slack notifications, Sunsama can mute apps to keep you focused.
Here's a concrete example: you're a product manager juggling three launches. Sunsama's weekly objectives help you track which launch gets priority this week. The Pomodoro timer keeps you in flow during deep work sessions. Automatic break reminders stop you from burning out during crunch time.
The shutdown ritual is where things get interesting.
End each day by recording your wins and highlights. This helps you leave work without that nagging feeling you forgot something important.
Sunsama syncs with Google calendars. It syncs with Outlook. Apple calendars too — both directions. It connects to 9,000+ apps through Zapier integration. Wirecutter named it Best Scheduling Tool, though that recognition doesn't guarantee it'll solve your specific productivity problems. Analytics show how you actually spend your time versus how you planned to spend it. Sometimes the truth hurts, but at least you'll know where those hours disappeared.
