Saner.AI is an AI assistant for notes, email and tasks, built with ADHD in mind. Free plan, paid tiers from $8/month. See features, pros and cons.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Saner.AI is an AI personal assistant that works across notes, email, calendar and tasks. The company built it with ADHD in mind, though its FAQ says it also suits anyone who feels overwhelmed by scattered information. Users capture notes, connect their accounts, and then ask the assistant questions in chat instead of searching by hand.
The product is still labeled beta on its site, and the assistant is called Skai. The site says one co-founder has ADHD and that the idea came from his own struggle to manage information. The homepage also claims the product helps more than 100,000 professionals, a figure the company reports itself.
Everything that enters the system, such as notes, files and synced email, lands in a Smart Inbox. From there the AI suggests tags and folders based on a note's content and the user's earlier tags, and it can propose tasks for new items. Users then chat with Skai to search, plan and schedule.
Saner.AI also acts without being asked. It checks in, plans the day and highlights which emails need follow-up and which tasks to tackle next. Synced data from Google Drive, email, Slack and calendar gives the assistant the context it needs, and a timeline view shows tasks in a calendar layout.
Capture is flexible: notes can be written in Chrome, recorded by voice with voice-to-text, or uploaded and imported. Retrieval is built around questions, so users can ask across selected files, find a specific note, or see similar information saved earlier. The assistant can also search the internet alongside the user's own documents.
On the task side, Skai turns emails into tasks, converts brain dumps into plans, and prioritizes and schedules in one click. Other listed capabilities include OCR, multilingual support, a mobile app, a Chrome extension, folder organization and access to external models such as GPT, Claude and Gemini, which are billed separately.
Saner.AI is an AI personal assistant for notes, email, calendar and tasks. Users chat with it to search notes, turn emails into tasks and plan their day. It was designed with ADHD in mind.
Saner.AI has a Free plan at $0/month, a Starter plan at $8/month and a Standard plan at $16/month. The site shows a 20% discount for yearly billing. External AI models are billed separately.
Yes. The Free plan includes 30 AI messages per month, 100 notes and 100MB of storage, and needs no credit card. It also includes a free trial bonus of 50 AI requests and 10MB PDF uploads.
No. The FAQ says people without ADHD can use it, and that it should work well for anyone who feels overwhelmed, distracted or buried in information.
It syncs data from Google Drive, email, Slack and calendar, and offers a Chrome extension and mobile app. The Slack Connector lets users choose channels, dates and grouping.
The company says it does not train on, sell or share user data. It states that data is encrypted in transit and at rest, backed up regularly, and that team access is restricted to improvement and troubleshooting.
Yes. The site says notes can be exported from the app with a built-in feature. It also says thousands of notes can be imported.
Yes. Users go to Settings, then Subscription plan, then Manage subscription in the app. Upgrades are charged immediately and prorated, while downgrades take effect at the end of the billing cycle.