SaylaNobody plans
by typing.
We think out loud. We tell a friend what's on our plate, change our mind halfway and remember three more things on the way. So we built a planner that works the same way.
"Every to-do app wanted us to type, drag and tag. We just wanted to say it."
From a favour
to a planner.
"Can you make us a weekly planner?"
Some friends were juggling classes, part-time jobs, the gym and a shared flat. Their calendars were full, and their heads even fuller. They asked for something simple to plan the week.
Lists, blocks, buttons
We built a clean planner. It worked, but it still asked you to type everything and decide where it goes. That's the part nobody enjoys.
Then we added a microphone
The first time someone rambled for a minute and saw their whole day appear, planned, the reaction was the same every time. Voice stopped being a feature and became the whole app.
Say it. It's planned.
Sayla is in early access and free to use in your browser. The App Store and Google Play versions are next, along with calendar sync and more languages.
Four rules we build by.
Voice first
If you have to type it, we haven't finished the job.
Plan, don't list
A list tells you what. A plan tells you when. Sayla does both.
Private by default
Your tasks live on your phone. No ads, no selling data, ever.
Fair for students
Free to start, and half price for students when Pro launches.
