Study, train and get organised from one place.

A daily home screen, tasks with a daily view and weekly picker, focus mode with timer and alarms, daily and monthly calendar, full training with a rest timer, habits, streak, shopping list, flashcards with spaced repetition, the recipe book with weekly menu, the friends layer with chat and shared content, and 1 academic programme. No card, no time limit.

A focus timer (5–60 min) you can link to a task or use in a free-form session. When it ends you can trigger a sound alert or an alarm that keeps going until you respond. On iPhone with iOS 26+, Planera uses Apple's native alarms and timers (AlarmKit): the countdown shows on the Lock Screen and the Dynamic Island, and the alert can sound even with the system's Focus mode on. On other devices or earlier versions, local notifications are used instead.

You create routines with their days and exercises (sets, reps and rest). While training, you log each set with its weight and reps, the rest timer runs on its own — even in the iPhone's Dynamic Island — and the app tracks your volume, your records and a map of the muscles you've worked.

No. There are no walls, no followers, and nothing visible to strangers. To add someone you need their exact username — there's no fuzzy search or directory of people — and all that person sees of you is your name, your username and your photo. You can stop being discoverable or block someone whenever you like, and doing so instantly revokes anything you had shared.

That person can see and edit everything you’ve saved about that vehicle while the share stays active, including the number plate and the chassis number (VIN). Only share it with someone you really trust, and remove it whenever you like: access is cut instantly. Recipes and routines work differently — they travel as a copy.

You create card decks, standalone or linked to a subject. When you review, you flip each card and rate yourself: Again, Hard, Good or Easy. Planera uses that to apply spaced repetition: what you get wrong comes back soon, and what you’ve mastered gets spaced out over days or weeks, so you review right before you’d forget it. A daily reminder lets you know when you’ve got cards due. Included in the free plan.

A pocket workshop for your vehicles. You add your car or motorbike and Planera builds its maintenance plan — oil, filters, brakes, MOT…— with alerts by mileage and by date. It also shows you nearby garages on the map, keeps a history of every visit with its cost, and can accompany you to the garage with a Live Activity in the Dynamic Island.

Save your recipes with photo, time and servings; build the weekly meal plan by picking recipes or typing dishes by hand; and dump the week’s ingredients into the shopping list in one tap. There’s a step-by-step cook mode with the photo as backdrop, scaling by servings or by ingredient, unit conversion, and sharing recipes with friends over chat.

Log expenses and income in seconds, with categories, accounts (cash, bank, card) and subscriptions that record themselves every month. See where your money goes with per-category charts, compare with last month and, with Pro, set budgets per category, browse your full history and export to CSV.

It's two-way: what you create in Planera appears in Google Calendar and vice versa, synced in the background. Available with Pro.

Both include exactly the same thing: all of Pro. The annual plan works out at €1.67/month versus €4.99/month, and includes 7 days free so you can try it risk-free.

Yes. Planera is built with React Native, and the experience is native and smooth on both systems.

Further down you'll find an interactive preview: tick off real tasks and watch the streak respond. It's a sample of the flow, not the whole app.