A daily planner with a memory

The planning app that remembers what you meant to do.

Nothing you write down is ever silently forgotten.

Invites go out in small batches, oldest first. We’ll email you when your spot opens — nothing else, ever.

Six weeks later, it comes back.

The value of a memory is invisible on the day you use it. So here is the same item, six weeks apart.

Tuesday, 3 March · 8:41

Captured in about four seconds, then out of your head.

Monday, 20 April · 7:30 — your morning brief

Back exactly when it matters — and only as a suggestion.

Capture it now. See it when it matters.

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How Stranza works

  1. 1CaptureText or voice, straight to your inbox.
  2. 2ClarifyTask, note, reminder or event — you decide.
  3. 3CommitTime blocks on the calendar you already keep.
  4. 4BriefYour day, delivered before it starts.
  5. 5ReviewEverything returns on its review date.

…and back to capture.

Old notes come back exactly when they should

Every task, note and reminder carries a review date — the day it should come back to you. When it arrives, the item resurfaces in your brief. Not ready? It backs off and returns later, at a widening interval.

Nothing nags forever. Nothing disappears.

A daily brief, before your day starts

Every morning, at a time you chose, Stranza sends one notification: what’s scheduled, what’s due, and what’s resurfacing today. A weekly edition looks further ahead.

That’s the only time it speaks up. Quiet by default is a design rule here, not a setting.

Capture in seconds, by text or voice

Press one key, type a line, hit enter — or just say it. New items land in your inbox, and triage takes a keystroke each: task, note, reminder or event. Projects and sections keep the sorted stuff findable.

Also in Stranza today: two-way Google Calendar sync · iCloud calendar (read) · month, week and day views · time blocks · offline reading

Stranza suggests. You decide.

Nothing gets scheduled behind your back. The brief proposes; your plan changes only when you change it. If you’ve bounced off tools that auto-plan your day, this is the opposite bet — on purpose.

Todo apps store. Stranza follows through.

Todoist, Sunsama and Motion are good tools. The difference is the model.

How Stranza compares with Todoist, Sunsama and Motion
Stranza Todoist Sunsama Motion
What it is A planner with a memory contract A task list A daily planning ritual An auto-scheduling calendar
An item from six weeks ago Comes back on its review date Stays where you filed it Waits for you to pull it in Gets rescheduled automatically
Who plans your day You — with suggestions You You, each morning Its algorithm
When it interrupts you Your brief, at your time Due-date reminders Your planning session As the schedule shifts

A difference of model, not of quality.

Your notes are yours

  • Export everything

    Your whole account as JSON or Markdown. Any time, one click.

  • Real deletion

    Deleted means deleted — gone from our servers, not hidden.

  • Hosted in the EU

    Your data lives on EU servers, under EU law.

  • Suggest, don’t act

    Stranza never changes your plan or your calendar on its own.

Frequently asked questions

How is Stranza different from Todoist or Apple Reminders?

Those apps keep what you write and wait for you to come back. Stranza carries a review date on every item and brings it back itself — in your daily brief, on the day it matters, with a back-off so nothing nags forever.

Do I have to connect my calendar?

No. Stranza works on its own. If you want, it syncs two-way with Google Calendar and reads iCloud calendars, so events and time blocks live in one place.

What happens to my data?

It’s hosted in the EU, you can export all of it as JSON or Markdown at any time, and deleting your account deletes your data — actually, not cosmetically.

Is Stranza available now?

Stranza is in early access. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when a spot opens. If you already have an account, sign in as usual.

What devices does Stranza run on?

Stranza runs in any modern browser, on your computer and your phone, and you can add it to your phone’s home screen. Native iOS and Android apps are in development.

Will it plan my day for me?

No — by design. Stranza suggests what to do with your time; nothing is scheduled or moved until you decide. If auto-scheduling tools felt opaque, this is the deliberate opposite.

Questions? Ask us anything.

Whether it’s about how the resurfacing works, what happens to your data, or a feature you need — write and we’ll answer. A person reads every message.

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Be there when it comes back.

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