Solrit as a Sunsama alternative: the plan vs actual audit

Solrit compared with Sunsama at a glance

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Prices and features checked on 27 October 2026. Prices change. Check the vendor pricing page before you decide.

Why some people switch

Price and no free tier. Sunsama has no free forever plan, and its trial is 14 days. Solrit starts free, then costs $6 per month billed annually on the live headline price. Founding Circle pricing is $4 per month billed annually for the first 100 builders.

Ritual burden, reported, not universal. Some switchers find Sunsama's guided daily planning ritual and shutdown review heavy to run every day. Sunsama itself presents that ritual as a core value, and many users choose Sunsama for it. Solrit's alternative is a shorter loop: plan, log each hour, read the day review, change one hour tomorrow.

How the day review differs

Sunsama's day ends with a shutdown review. You reflect on the plan and close the day. Solrit's day ends with a day review that keeps the original plan next to the logged hours. The review shows Timed plan, Recorded, and Unlogged, plus each task as On plan, Over plan, Under plan, Logged, or Not logged. That is the difference in this comparison: Sunsama centres the guided plan and the shutdown reflection, Solrit centres the hour by hour log compared against a frozen plan baseline.

Solrit is a good fit if

• You plan a day and want to see, hour by hour, whether the plan survived.
• You will log honestly for one day and change one hour tomorrow.
• You want a lower price than Sunsama with a free start.
• You want the day review, not a guided ritual, as the core habit.

Solrit is not the right fit if

• You need per person workspaces for a team.
• You need broad task app integrations.
• You want a guided shutdown ritual as the core habit.
• You need a mobile app. Solrit is web only.

If that list describes you, stay with Sunsama.

Honest limits of Solrit

• Web only. No mobile app.
• One verified integration: Google Calendar as plan context. No Slack, Todoist, Notion, or Trello integration is claimed.
• No importer. Switching means manual rebuild.
• No team plan, roles, or workspace billing verified for Solrit. Sunsama bills per person in a workspace. Solrit makes no team claim to match it.
• AI capture limit is not live as an enforced limit. The figure is about 150 per month when limits ship.
• Jarvis Coach is not part of the Solrit plan.
• No verified Solrit review scores or testimonials are quoted on this page, because none were verified.

Where Sunsama wins

Sunsama wins, on its own pages, for a user who wants: a guided daily planning ritual, timeboxing directly on a calendar, focus mode, a daily shutdown ritual, broad task app and calendar integrations, and a per person workspace model.

What transfers if you switch

Nothing transfers automatically. What you rebuild by hand: the daily plan, open tasks, and notes. What you keep from Sunsama: the habit of planning a realistic day and closing it with a review, which maps to Solrit's plan, log, review loop.

1. In Solrit, plan tomorrow by hand from today's Sunsama plan.
2. Log each hour in Solrit's tracker from day one, so the first day review has real data.
3. Keep Sunsama open during the overlap if you are still inside its trial or billing period, and stop using it once the Solrit loop is the one you check at night.
4. Do not expect old Sunsama history to appear in Solrit. It will not.

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