your accent
light and dark themes, sixteen accents. buttons, bars and active states pick the colour up — the whole interface repaints.
your account
your dayin tiles
schedule, weather and forecast on one dashboard you arrange yourself.
dashboard
a picture of the day, not a task list
the account answers one question in full — what is happening today: the next event, the weather outside, how much time is still free.
tiles come in three sizes. size changes what a tile shows, not the type size: the small one gives a single number, the wide one adds context and a time bar, the large one opens up the forecast. below are the same tiles as in the product — switch size and colour.
schedule
what is next, and how long until it
the schedule tile answers one question, and it answers with a name: what comes next. under it — the start time and the countdown.
the bar sits right below the countdown because that is what it measures: the way from the previous thing to the next one. not «the day is 76 % full», but «you are here, between two points».
whatever is running right now drops to a footnote. you already know what you are doing.
weather
as much as you would ask a window
condition and temperature in one line, the city, today's range. below — the coming hours: when it warms up and when it starts to cool.
the large tile adds the days ahead, humidity and wind. no charts, no probability percentages — only what changes the decision to step outside.
your own view
the account adapts to you, not the other way round
colour, the set of tiles and their order are yours. what you do not need simply is not shown.
tiles where you put them
drag a tile and the grid opens up to show where it lands. size changes in place, with no settings screen.
phone and desktop, separately
layouts are independent: a dense grid on a wide screen, the main tiles in a column in your pocket.
what is not here
calm is a decision, not a setting
a few familiar things are deliberately missing from Liora. they were not forgotten and are not planned — they were turned down.
countdowns to a deadline
a timer ticking over a task hurries you without helping. there is a start time and the time until it — that is all.
day-fullness meters
«The day is 76 % busy» is a pretty number about nothing. the bar here measures the way between things, not a percentage.
done checkboxes
the account keeps no score of your discipline and never shows how much you failed to finish.
notifications about everything
no reminders for the sake of engagement. the screen is opened when it is needed.
plans
Liora Pro
one plan, two lengths. the first five days are free and you can cancel at any moment — access stays until the end of the paid period.
monthly
$6per month
charged once a month
- every dashboard tile
- Google Calendar sync
- a week of weather ahead
- themes, accents and your own layouts
yearly
$49per year
that is $4.08 a month
- everything in the monthly plan
- the price is fixed for a year
- one charge instead of twelve
- the same five free days
payment is handled by Paddle as merchant of record. prices are in US dollars; tax is calculated for your country and shown before you confirm.
questions
money and access, briefly
what happens after the five free days
you are charged for the plan you picked. cancel before the trial ends and nothing is charged, while the account stays open until the last trial day.
how do I cancel
in the account, on the subscription page, in one action. access stays until the end of the paid period.
who takes the money
Paddle, as merchant of record. their name appears on your card statement; they also issue the invoice and handle tax in your country.
can I get a refund
yes, under the refund policy linked at the bottom of this page. ask Paddle or ask us — the outcome is the same.
do I need Google Calendar
no. the account works without it and events can be added by hand. connecting it only saves you entering things twice.