Your life, planned and logged

Travel time as a real event

Add travel time to a meeting and the trip becomes an actual event on your Google Calendar, visible on every device and in every calendar app. How the estimate was made rides along in the description, with a route link you can check.

Transit that knows the timetable

Train, bus, driving, and walking estimates work anywhere. In Japan they are timetable-grade: which line, where to transfer, and when to leave. A meeting in Marunouchi gets the train you would actually take.

From where you'll actually be

The trip starts at your previous meeting's location, or at home or work, and it ends a buffer before the meeting begins. Arriving early is the default, not luck.

A quiet, fast week view

Every calendar from every Google account in one grid, with the keyboard doing the heavy lifting.

Plain-language quick add

Type what you mean and the event lands where it should. Paste a screenshot of an invitation and Lifelane reads that too.

Time zones side by side

Up to four time zone columns in the week view, so a call across the Pacific reads at a glance.

A log of the day

A mood and a note on any day, kept where the day lives. Your calendar already knows what happened; Lifelane lets you say how it went.

Tasks on the timeline

Completed tasks from TickTick and Google Tasks appear on the grid at the time you finished them, so done work is part of the record.

A weekly review

Look back over the week you actually had: what happened, what got done, and a short recap written for you.