Eva review
Calendar-first planning with Apple sync, habits and a Pomodoro timer at no cost.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Eva brings tasks, habits, notes and calendar planning into a free daily planner aimed at people who organize their day around scheduled time. Calendar views place tasks by time of day, while recurring schedules support repeat tasks and habits. The app is focused on individual planning: it is listed for web and iOS, with the iPhone app as its mobile offering. For iPhone users looking to coordinate plans with Apple's calendar and reminders, Eva combines those workflows with focus and prioritization tools without a subscription.
Its calendar connections are a central strength. Eva offers two-way synchronization with Apple Calendar and Apple Reminders, and also lists Google Calendar and ICS files among its integrations. The optional browser version live-syncs tasks, habits and notes with the iPhone app. A daily briefing can include weather, holidays and other information blocks, while widgets and Live Activities bring task context to the iPhone. An AI assistant can answer schedule questions and create events. That mix suits someone who wants their planning anchored in a calendar, though people looking for an Android app should look elsewhere: the listed coverage is web and iOS, and Eva is identified as iPhone-only.
The Free plan costs nothing and includes tasks and calendar planning, habits and notes, a Pomodoro timer, and optional web synchronization. The published plan also specifies no subscriptions, in-app purchases or ads. Focus sessions can use custom intervals and ambient sounds, and the Eisenhower matrix offers another way to prioritize tasks. Core planning features work offline. Eva is a good fit for solo planners who want recurring schedules and Apple sync alongside their daily calendar; it is less suitable for users who need Android coverage or a broader listed platform range. Email is the stated support channel.
Eva pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Organizes tasks by time of day in calendar views
- Syncs both ways with Apple Calendar and Reminders
- Includes habits, a focus timer and daily briefings for free
- Where it doesn't
- Listed app coverage is limited to web and iOS
- The browser version is optional and syncs with the iPhone app
- Support is available by email
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