Sayla vs other planners
Other planners wait for you to type. Sayla listens.
Most to-do and notes apps are blank pages you fill in and sort yourself. Sayla starts from what you say and does the planning for you.
SaylaTypical planners
Adding tasks
Say it all at onceUp to 5 minutes
Type each one
Messy speech and changes of mind
"Actually, make it Friday" works
You edit it yourself
Tasks vs. your schedule
Separated for youWork, classes, gym
You sort them
A time for each task
Picked in your free gaps
You drag it in
Too much on one day
Warns you and suggests a move
You find out on the day
Notes
Say it, it gets a titleAnd knows a note from a to-do
Usually typed
Phone and computer
iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac
Usually
Google and Apple Calendar
Coming soon
Often built in
Team wikis and databases
Not what Sayla is for
Some do this well
Price
Free to startNo card
Varies
"Typical planners" means the to-do, notes and calendar apps most people use today. Each one is different, so check the ones you use.
One Monday, two ways
Same week.
Very different morning.
Typing it out Lots of taps
- Open the app and type the first task.
- Pick a day. Pick a time. Repeat for every task.
- Remember your work hours and the gym, and work around them.
- Drag things around until the day looks possible.
- Find out on Tuesday that Tuesday was too full.
Saying it About a minute
- Hold the orb and say everything on your mind.
- Check what Sayla understood.
- Your day and week are planned, around your schedule.
- If a day is too full, Sayla tells you and suggests a move.
Being honest
When another app
is a better fit.
Sayla does one thing: turn what's on your mind into a plan. If you need something else, that's fine.
A wiki for a big team
Shared docs, databases and pages for a whole company aren't what Sayla is built for.
Two-way calendar sync today
Google and Apple Calendar are on the way. If you need them right now, wait for that update.
You love typing lists
Sayla works with typing too, but it shines when you talk. If you never want to talk, a simple list app may be enough.
