Vene and FlowSavvy
Checked 18 October 2026
FlowSavvy and Vene are made for one person. Each places your tasks around your events and re-plans when the day changes. FlowSavvy lives in the browser and on your phone. Vene is a Mac app that keeps your plan on your Mac and gives every day a finish, with the evening kept for the things you practise.
| What | Vene | FlowSavvy |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | A Mac app, planning on your Mac | Web, iPhone and Android apps |
| Account | None | Required |
| Where your tasks live | Apple Reminders | FlowSavvy's own task lists |
| Calendars | Anything in the Mac's Calendar app | Google, Outlook and iCloud |
| Hours it plans into | Your day up to a finish you set; evenings are left alone | Scheduling hours you set, work or personal |
| Habits | Practices, planned into your evenings | Repeating tasks and habits |
| Price | Free in beta, $108 a year at launch, free for anyone in education | Free plan; Pro $14 a month, or $10 a month billed yearly |
FlowSavvy has a free plan and phone apps, and it works on any computer with a browser. If you want to plan from your phone, it is the better fit. If you want a Mac app that keeps your plan on your Mac and hands you the evening back, try Vene.
Vene is free while it is in beta and $108 a year once it launches, with a 14 day free trial and nothing to pay for anyone in education. FlowSavvy's Pro plan is $14 a month, or $10 a month billed yearly, with a 7 day trial and half off the first year for students.
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Also: Vene and Motion · Vene and Reclaim