since Arma is a popular application for being able to plan a week ahead and it's really a fan
favorite amongst those who are a bit more mindful about how they spend their time in
today's video we're going to take a look at a few some Alternatives that you might want
to look at if you're wanting santama but want a maybe cheaper or different type of experience so
we're going to start this video in two parts what is some Sama giving you a bit of an idea of what
it is in case you didn't know and summarizing the tools that compare to sansama we've picked
out five so welcome everyone my name is Francesco I am very excited to dive into
since armor Alternatives today you can read a full outline of this in a bit more detail
actually than I'm going to be talking about over on tool finder as well as any other productivity
tool that you might want to be in the hunt for so you can find it linked below so now
we've got the admin out the way let's dive into some some Sama Alternatives this year so I want
start with a sansama alternative that comes pretty much within the same budget at twenty
dollars per month and time is more expensive than many of the other to-do list applications
on the market but I regard it as a daily planner allowing me to combine a to-do list and calendar
experience in one location now sansama has a big price budget but the first alternative is motion
that has a similar price budget at 19 a month or 34 a month for the individual plan if you
go with the monthly pricing it is very expensive for the comparison with sunsama but it works in
a very similar way allowing you to plan ahead in a kanban view and also focus on your calendar at
the same time too it does have some more advanced abilities when it comes to machine learning and
artificial intelligence as well as more of a team focus when being able to collaborate with other
people with the motion for teams plan with also more focus on task detail and focus but motion
itself doesn't have as many of the mindful ritual based abilities that sunsama has been praised for
for many people that want to wind down from work and things like that but it is definitely one of
the closest Alternatives out there when looking at other options to sansama next up is routine
and this application is still in its early days currently Early Access routine is a beautifully
designed daily planner application which combines tasks calendar and also light notes as well
allowing you to create little notes across the day or adding to existing lists you might have but
what's really nice is routine has a clean design much like sensama and presents itself in a really
nice fashion currently in Early Access it is of course free but I'm expecting the pricing to be
around the same same prices since summer when it does come to fruition and the application itself
is really nicely designed with a function called console for capturing things when you are using
or out of the routine app which is really nice because you can save stuff to whatever calendar
tasks or your notes with just a few presses of the button and the keyboard and itself in
itself the application is really well designed so I rate routine fairly highly although yet to know
the full pricing as it comes out of Early Access so my third alternative to sunsama is akiflow and
akiflow itself is a really interesting application because much like sansama it allows you to
consolidate your tasks into one location for those who don't know instance Army can actually bring in
tasks from other applications like click up notion and many more apps for being able to bring it
into one location and organizing those tasks on your own calendar so you have a little bit more
troll of where and what you've got to work on during the day and this is something that a lot
of people have liked inside of akiflow akiflow is a much more I would say clean cut experience and
very similar to sansama in a lot of ways but I would say since Sama is much more mindful in its
approach to how often you work during the day and how long you work during the day although accuflow
actually does have some called daily planner ritual abilities which allows you to unpack your
day a little bit better and in the same fashion as sunsama too so a close alternative if you're
looking for a consolidation tool that's apps like routine and motion don't actually have so next up
is Ellie planner and this is an application I found more recently but early planner actually
is one of these applications that is almost a condensed version of sansama without the
heavy price tag priced a lot lower than some of the alternative we talked about to start
early planner presents itself as a similar looking application with a much lower price tag and some
of the similar features that we've seen in sansama allowing you to plan in kanban View using features
like backlog and things like that to be able to help you to plan more effectively and capture
tasks it currently is still in its early stages but has a lot of potential for what it can offer
as an alternative to sunsama and finally although this isn't a direct comparison to sunsama if
you're looking for something cheaper with a good reliability and one of the best credibilities on
the market for a to-do list application I would say to do this is really really up there when
it comes to alternatives to sansama because they've more recently added better abilities
with being able to view your list as boards which makes viewing upcoming tasks a lot easier and
they're improving a lot of the core functions in todoist and advancing the extensions with ai2 so
to do this again although not Lee not a direct comparison in terms of a daily planner function
it definitely has a lot of Street Credibility at a much lower price so folks that was a little bit
more about sunsama Alternatives if you want to read the full in-depth guide to it you can find
it linked below or if you want to find any of the tools you mentioned use the timestamps below and
you'll go all the way to their tool finder page in the in the description that you'll find below
thank you very much folks I hope that I gave you a good guide to understanding what is out there
minus Justin Sama and I hope that I can help you find a productivity tool as well as all the team
here at keep productive thank you very much folks and I'll see you all very soon cheerio
thank you
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