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Lona - Stop planning from five scattered views

Stop planning from five scattered views

Meetings, tasks, notes, health, and availability belong on the same week before decisions get expensive.

Find the overload

Start from what is already booked.

  • Capacity

    See what fits before the week gets expensive.

  • Tasks

    Put work on the days that can actually hold it.

  • Availability

    Share openings from the calendar you already trust.

Fix the day

Act from the same week.

  • No app juggling

    Create the next action without opening another tool.

  • No stale availability

    Book from the calendar before availability goes stale.

  • No hidden workload

    Keep the hidden workload beside the events that cause it.

Stop rebuilding the week across tools

The paid value is not another dashboard. It is the rework Lona removes before every planning decision.

1 surface for meetings, tasks, context, and availability

0 extra views to rebuild before planning the day

Live availability from the calendar you actually use

Replace the planning stack you rebuild by hand

Pay once for the complete planning surface: calendar, tasks, stickers, rows, availability, formulas, and Spotlight without feature hunting.

Questions before replacing a planning stack

Is Lona replacing my calendar?
No. Lona starts from the calendar you already use, then adds the tasks, stickers, rows, and availability context you normally rebuild somewhere else.
Why would I pay for this instead of using more free tools?
The cost is the week you keep reconstructing. Lona is paid planning software for people who want one surface for capacity, context, and action.
What should I try first?
Connect your calendar, mark the week ahead, then add the tasks or rows that explain where the overload, openings, and decisions really are.

Stop rebuilding the week

Replace the stack you keep stitching together with one calendar surface for planning, context, and availability.