Invite only · iOS & Mac
Calendars were built for work.Livnly is built for life.
The fastest way to plan your life, alone or with people. Dinner with friends in 40 seconds.
The problem
Your calendar is the slowest tool you own.
Planning a dinner with three friends shouldn't take twenty messages.
“My whole life is in my calendar. It has never once made it easier.”
Made for meetings.
Rooms, invites, availability, recurring stand-ups: all of it aimed at Monday to Friday. Your Saturday gets the same grey box as a status meeting.
One dinner costs you a form.
Title, date, start, end, which calendar, repeat, alert. You do that a dozen times a week for a life you could have said out loud in one sentence.
It only knows your time.
So the group chat does the planning instead: four calendars nobody else can see, twenty messages, and a date that still moves twice.
How it works
Type it. Share it. See it.
Three things you do every week. In Livnly, all three take seconds.
Type it like you'd say it.
“Dinner with Sam and Alex next Thursday at 8.” That's the whole interaction. Livnly reads it, puts it where it belongs, and it's scheduled in seconds. Dinner with friends, planned in 40 seconds.
See when you're free, then plan with anyone.
Tap “plan an evening” and your free evenings are already on screen. Type “lunch at 1” and every day that works is right there. Add whoever's coming from your contacts, or a whole group at once, and send them one link that puts it in their calendar, with no app and no account on their end.
Your week, in one look, with some of it kept for you.
Colors by what it's for, not which account it came from. Work, family, training and Thursday's dinner, all on one screen. It also keeps part of that week for you: turn on protect free evenings and Livnly holds one to three evenings a week free, marked with a chip you can always book over. Birthdays read as a cake and the person's name, in your phone's own language, instead of a grey all-day bar.
Then it gets out of the way. A widget on your home screen, and one quiet message at night: tomorrow's ready, take a look.
The closed alpha
It's free while it's closed.
Livnly is in closed alpha: still being built, and built with the people using it. What I ask instead of money is that you use it for real and tell me the truth. You get a real vote on what gets built next, and when the public beta opens, first right to lock a founding price before anyone else.
No card, nothing to cancel. Invite or referral only, and I read every application myself.
Livnly becomes a paid product then, and pricing is announced at the launch. Alpha members lock a founding price first.
What you get
Four things, and that's the whole list.
- The Livnly calendar app
- The calendar itself, on iOS & Mac: fast scheduling, your week in one look, and planning with anyone.
- Free while it's closed
- Nothing to pay for as long as Livnly is in closed alpha. What I ask instead is that you use it for real and tell me the truth.
- First right to a founding price
- Livnly is a paid product once the public beta opens. Alpha members are asked first and lock a founding price they keep for as long as they stay. Pricing is announced at the launch.
- A real vote
- Alpha members vote on what gets built next. Not a suggestion box: a vote that gets published and followed.
Nothing else comes with it: no calls, no check-ins, no course to sit through. The calendar has to be good on its own, or it isn't good.
What it costs
Free now. Paid later.
- While the alpha is closed
- Free
- Alpha members, from the beta
- Founding price
- Everyone who joins after
- Standard price
Livnly is free for as long as the alpha is closed, and a paid product after it. What it will cost is announced at the public beta launch: alpha members are asked first, and the founding price they lock never rises on them after that.
The deal
Use it for real. Tell me the truth.
That is all I ask while Livnly is closed. Use it on a real week, with your real calendar, and tell me plainly when something is wrong. If it turns out not to be for you, say that too and stop. It costs you a week, not money.
Invite or referral only, admitted in small batches, for as long as Livnly is closed. The closed alpha is the only door to the founding price, and it closes for everyone at once the day the public beta opens.
Privacy
Your calendar stays yours.
Livnly is paid for by the people who use it, never by advertisers, so you are the customer. Here is the honest version, including the one thing that does leave your phone.
- Your events
- Stay in your phone's own calendar. We keep no copy of your week on our servers, and there is no calendar account to connect.
- Typing a plan
- Read on your device first. Signed in, we also ask a language model to check it: that sentence, plus the titles and times on that day. Never your notes, your guests or your locations.
- Sharing a plan
- Whoever you send it to sees that plan and nothing else of your week, with no account on their end.
- What we never do
- Sell your data, run ads, or show anyone the shape of your week. No second business model behind the first.
The privacy page names every company involved and what each one gets.
The closed alpha
Your life deserves a better calendar.
It's free while Livnly is closed, and when the public beta opens you lock a founding price before anyone else. Three questions, about a minute.
Invite or referral only · free while it's closed