Your whole life. One focused day.

Solora: AI Life Planner is a free planner for iPhone and iPad by independent developer Gül Eda Aydemir. You organize tasks, habits and projects by the roles you live, pick a short daily focus list called the Big 3, and get help from an AI assistant that runs on your device with Apple Intelligence. It needs no account.

The Big 3 means choosing the three outcomes that would make today a success and doing them before anything else. In Solora you choose 1, 3 or 5 daily priorities during setup, pick them from your tasks, habits and projects, and unfinished ones carry over to tomorrow.

Give each role a small weekly target instead of chasing equal hours, then check once a week which role got neglected. Solora's Weekly Review shows completed tasks vs target for every role (habits don't count toward the target in Solora 3.0), and you can ask the assistant “Which role am I neglecting?”, so tomorrow's Big 3 can include it. The role-based planning guide walks through it.

Yes, Solora is free to download and use. The free plan includes 4 roles, 15 active tasks, 20 habits, 5 projects, 5 assistant chats a day and 3 AI project breakdowns a month. Premium (monthly, yearly or one-time Lifetime; see the current price on the App Store) removes those limits and adds calendar-aware AI day planning, one-tap assistant plans (prioritize, reschedule, lighter day), assistant memory for your preferences, an AI weekly report, premium widgets and widget themes.

Yes. Lifetime is a one-time purchase with no subscription; see the current price on the App Store. The monthly and yearly plans renew automatically until you cancel them in your Apple Account subscription settings.

No. The assistant runs on Apple's on-device models (Apple Intelligence), and voice input is transcribed on the device. Solora has no account, no server and no analytics or advertising SDKs, and its App Store privacy label is “Data Not Collected”.

Yes. Roles, the Big 3, tasks, habits, projects, rituals, Insights and widgets work on any iPhone or iPad with iOS 18.6 or later. The AI assistant needs iOS 26 and an Apple Intelligence–capable device (such as iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16 or later, or an iPad with M1 or later) with Apple Intelligence turned on. Without it, the assistant can still turn simple requests into items and suggest a basic plan.

Solora runs on both iPhone and iPad. There's no cloud sync, so each device keeps its own data, which is included in that device's normal backup. There's no Apple Watch or Mac app and no data export.

Yes. Everything is stored on your device and there's no server, so planning works without internet, and so does the assistant on supported devices. You only need a connection to download the app or buy Premium.

Solora is built for imperfect days. The Morning Kickoff starts with an energy check-in, habits can have an easier version (a 5-minute stretch instead of a workout, logged in one tap from the Premium Light Mode widget), streaks can be shielded with a reason like sick or travel, and when a task slips Solora asks what got in the way and helps you split it, shrink it or move it. It's a planner, not medical advice: if you feel exhausted for weeks, talk to a doctor. More ideas in what to do on a low-energy day.

Six: English, Turkish, Spanish, French, Portuguese (Brazil) and Simplified Chinese. Solora follows your device language, you can switch it in Settings → Language, and the assistant replies in the language you write in.

Yes. There are 11 Home Screen widgets, including Big 3, Today's Focus, Add to Solora, Streak and the interactive Check in widget, where you can complete or skip a habit right from the Home Screen. Some widgets are Premium, including the full Light Mode widget, which shows your smallest next step and logs a habit's easier version in one tap. With Siri or Shortcuts, say “Quick add to Solora” and it sorts what you say into a task, habit or project.