Alune is a daily planner app that puts today's events, to-dos, habits and medicine in one calm Today view. Type or say everything on your mind and the AI assistant files each piece in the right place. It runs on iPhone, iPad, the web at app.aluneapp.com and a free Mac app, with free sync between them.
A daily planner app should answer one question quickly: what am I doing today, and what comes next? Four things make that possible.
Calendar events, to-dos, habits and medicine in a single list, in time order, so you do not have to check four apps to know what today holds.
If adding something takes longer than remembering it, it gets lost. Alune lets you say or type a whole brain dump at once and sorts it for you.
Alune reads and writes Apple Calendar directly. Google or Outlook calendars added to your iPhone appear too, with no extra account to connect.
Your phone in your pocket, a tablet on the couch, a browser at your desk. The plan should be the same everywhere without exporting anything.
The Today view shows a week strip at the top and one list for the day below it:
This Week shows the days ahead, and To-Do lists hold everything that does not need a date yet. Goals, journal and notes are one tap away when you need them.
Open the assistant and get it all out at once: "dentist Thursday at 3, email Sam, start running twice a week, vitamin D at 9 every morning". On iPhone and iPad you can speak; on the web you type.
The assistant suggests an event, a to-do, a habit and a medicine schedule. Approve, edit or drop each one before it is saved.
Give the few to-dos that matter today a time. Everything else waits in your lists instead of crowding the day.
Check items off as you go. With Pro, an Up Next Live Activity and Home Screen widgets keep the next item visible on iPhone.
Reschedule unfinished to-dos to another day, or ask the assistant to move them, and start tomorrow with a clean list.
Here is how the main options compare, and why we recommend Alune for ADHD. Our ADHD planner ranking goes deeper.
| Option | Best for | Keep in mind |
|---|---|---|
| Alune | Events, to-dos, habits, goals, journal and medicine in one plan, filled by an AI brain dump | Our pick for ADHD; the free plan has limits and Pro removes them |
| Apple Calendar and Reminders | Free, built in, Siri capture and shared lists | No habits, journal or medicine, and no single view of everything |
| Structured | A visual timeline and time-blocking, on many devices | AI planning, calendar import and recurring tasks need Structured Pro |
| Todoist | Projects, shared work and apps on every platform | A task manager first; habits and medicine are not its focus |
Voice brain dumps, a Siri shortcut, and widgets and Live Activities with Pro. Requires iOS 18 or later.
The same app with layouts made for the larger screen, on iPadOS 18 or later.
app.aluneapp.com works in any modern browser on Mac, Windows, Linux and Chromebook. It needs a connection and has no voice input or widgets. Read more about the web app.
A free Mac app for macOS 12 or later opens the web app in its own window. See planning on Mac and Windows.
Sign in with Apple, Google or email and sync is free. Calendar and reminder items appear on the web once you turn that on from your iPhone. How sync works.
The free plan includes Apple Calendar access, To-Do reminders, one habit, one goal and ten Quick Adds, with no time limit. Alune Pro removes the caps and adds Apple Reminders sync, widgets, Live Activities and the focus timer. In the US, Alune Pro is $9.99 a month or $49.99 a year, bought in the app or on the web. Prices match the App Store in each country, and the yearly plan has a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers. Rated 4.8 out of 5 on the App Store. Full details are on the pricing page.
Our pick is Alune: one calm view of events, to-dos, habits, goals, journal and medicine, filled by a voice or text brain dump, with free sync across iPhone, iPad, the web and Mac. Structured focuses on a visual timeline, Todoist on projects and shared work, and Apple Calendar with Reminders is free and built in.
Yes. Alune runs on iPhone and iPad, in any browser at app.aluneapp.com, and as a free Mac app. Sync between them is free with an account.
Alune works through Apple Calendar on your iPhone, which includes Google and Outlook accounts added in iPhone Settings. It does not connect to Google with a separate login.
Alune has a free plan with limits and no time limit. Alune Pro removes the limits and is sold monthly or yearly at the App Store price for your country, in the app or on the web.
No. It is designed with ADHD in mind, with a calm layout, quick capture and flexible habits, but anyone who wants a simple daily planner can use it.
Open the web app on your computer now, or get the iPhone and iPad app on the App Store. Sign in with the same account on both and your plan stays the same everywhere.
