Vene

In one sentence
Vene is a Mac planner that decides when your workday ends. It fits your tasks around how much each one asks of your head, then draws a line at the end of the day and hands the evening back.

In one paragraph
Most planners treat an empty evening as space to fill. Vene works the other way. You keep a plain list, in Vene or in Apple Reminders. Vene guesses how long each task takes and how much thinking it needs, puts the heavy work in your best hours, and draws the end of the day in advance. Work that doesn’t fit moves to another day instead of into your evening. When the end passes, Vene tells you you’re done and goes quiet. Nothing turns red and there are no streaks. In the evening, time spent on a practice like reading, an instrument or a language grows a hand-drawn forest that only gets bigger. Everything stays on the Mac, with no account and no analytics.

Facts
Platform: macOS 15 or later. The on-device task reading needs macOS 26.
Status: Free public beta. Version 1.0 in early 2027.
Price: $108 a year after the beta, and it stays fixed. Free for students and teachers.
Size: 19 MB, notarized by Apple
Works with: Apple Reminders and Apple Calendar
Account: None
Data: Stays on the Mac. No analytics, no crash reporter. How Vene handles your data: https://venehq.com/privacy
Made by: One person, Peiyang, a student
Website: venehq.com
Contact: press@venehq.com
