Focuh vs Sunsama
I built Focuh because I needed a todo list, GCal timeblocking, and a system-wide blocker in one place. Sunsama is the better planner if your day lives in Jira and Asana. Focuh is the free Mac and web todo list if execution is the leak.
What Sunsama is for
Sunsama is a paid daily planner. Morning ritual, pull tasks from Jira, Asana, Todoist, Linear, Gmail, Slack. Time-block them on a calendar. Cross-platform. About $20/month.
If your bottleneck is gathering work from five tools and not overcommitting, Sunsama is built for that.
What Focuh is for
Focuh is the ADHD todo list I built for myself. Today sits next to Google Calendar. Week is the week. Loops are standing to-dos with no date. You pull a copy onto today. The loop stays. Goals are the one win for the horizon.
On Mac, website and app blocking is system-wide, so it still holds when I leave the browser.
Free. Early beta. No subscription. Mac and web. No mobile.
Honest differences
Sunsama wins on integrations and the guided daily ritual. Focuh does not pull from Jira or Asana. You write the list in Focuh.
Focuh wins on loops and Mac blocking. Sunsama has no system-wide blocker. A perfect plan still dies if Reddit stays open.
Price: Focuh is free. Sunsama is paid. That is not a dig. You are buying a planning hub.
Who should pick which
Pick Sunsama if your day is split across team tools and you want the morning ritual.
Pick Focuh if you manage your own list, you need Today next to GCal, and you need the Mac blocker to hold.
Many people could use both. If you only pick one, pick the bottleneck you actually have.
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