SingularityApp review
A broad planning app for calendar-focused users who want tasks, habits, and project views.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SingularityApp combines to-do lists, recurring schedules, reminders, calendar views, notes, habits, and project organization in one application. It is designed for personal planning and small-team collaboration, with shared projects, task assignment, nested tasks, attachments, Kanban boards, Gantt charts, and a Pomodoro timer. Its strongest fit is for people who organize work around calendars and want more structure than a basic task list.
Pricing is freemium. The Basic plan is free and includes up to 10 projects, five sections per project, three habits, one reminder per task, a Pomodoro timer, and connected web calendars for viewing. Pro costs $3.33 per month with annual billing or $3.99 monthly. It adds sync across all devices, unlimited projects, sections, and habits, calendar views, Google Calendar integration, Telegram and email task capture, alarm mode, GPS reminders, and 50MB of cloud storage. Elite costs $4.17 per month annually or $4.99 monthly, adding 2GB of storage, image notes with an advanced editor, 4K photo attachments, Kanban boards, and an AI assistant with support for user-provided models. A 14-day trial is also available without payment information.
Platform coverage is a clear strength: SingularityApp offers web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and an API. Its integrations include Google Calendar, external calendars, Telegram, email, and the REST API, supporting several ways to bring tasks into the system. The breadth may suit users who want one workspace for schedules, projects, habits, and collaboration. Users seeking only a lightweight checklist may find the project, calendar, attachment, and AI layers unnecessary, while Basic users face meaningful limits on projects, sections, habits, and reminders.
SingularityApp pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Calendar views, recurring schedules, reminders, and Google Calendar integration
- Web, desktop, mobile, and API access across seven listed platforms
- Nested projects, Kanban, Gantt, habits, Pomodoro, notes, and AI features
- Where it doesn't
- The free Basic plan limits users to 10 projects and 3 habits
- Advanced features require Pro or Elite paid plans
- Elite is needed for Kanban, image notes, 4K attachments, and AI
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