A planner app without a subscription
Most daily planners with calendar sync are subscriptions: Sunsama $17–22, Akiflow $19–34, Morgen $15–30 a month (prices on their sites, 11 October 2026). Musli is a desktop daily planner for macOS, Windows and Linux with Google Calendar that you buy once, for $49. Musli is in development and open for pre-order.
Pay once
No monthly or yearly plan. The app is yours.
Nothing to keep paying for
Musli has no server holding your data: your planner is on your computer and talks to Google directly.
The essentials, done well
Meetings and tasks on one timeline, drag and drop, Plan my day, menu bar, offline.
Three systems
macOS, Windows and Linux.
Questions
Many planners run your data through their own servers and integrations, which cost money every month. Musli keeps your planner on your computer and connects to Google Calendar directly, so a one-time price works.
Be first to try Musli
Musli is in development. Leave your email and we will write once, when you can download it.