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Weekglass or Sunsama?

Sunsama is a daily planner you operate; Weekglass is a week your AI keeps. Sunsama gives you a guided planning ritual, many work-tool integrations and years of polish, and it now has an MCP server, so Claude can work in it too. The difference is who the product is built around: Weekglass hands the planning to the assistant you already use (Claude or ChatGPT), which proposes changes you approve in one tap and can undo. If you like planning by hand every morning, Sunsama is the more mature choice. If you'd rather your assistant do the drafting and you decide, Weekglass is built for that.

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SunsamaWeekglass
Who plansYou, with a guided daily and weekly ritualYour own Claude or ChatGPT drafts; you approve, reject or undo
FocusThe workday: tasks from work tools onto a calendarThe whole week: work, goals, habits, and optionally body and sleep
AI"AI + MCP + Zapier" on its plan: an official MCP server lets Claude read and change your Sunsama, and the guided ritual stays the coreNo assistant of its own to learn: your Claude or ChatGPT does the thinking on the plan you already pay for. The few helpers Weekglass runs itself (onboarding, Jarvis, Glints) use Claude.
IntegrationsMany work tools (task managers, mail, calendars)Google Calendar; anything else your assistant can reach through its own connectors
Price$22 a month, or $17 a month billed yearly; 14-day trial without a cardFree during the private beta
MaturityA finished product, on the market for years (Y Combinator, 2019)Private beta, by invitation
Where data is storedSee Sunsama's own privacy policyFrankfurt, Germany

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What Weekglass is, in one paragraph

Weekglass is one calm board (today, the week, your goals) that your own Claude or ChatGPT fills through a connector and keeps current. Every change an assistant makes is a proposal you approve in one tap, carries its author, and can be undone. Routines on your assistant's scheduler prepare the morning and the Sunday look-back. Data is stored in Frankfurt, Germany, and you can export or delete all of it in Settings. It's a private beta: free, by invitation, for one person and their own week, not for teams.

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Updated 21 October 2026. Facts about other products were checked on their own sites that day; tell us at support@weekglass.com if something has changed.