Akiflow

Keyboard-first planner that captures tasks from 15+ tools into one inbox and time-blocks them with AI help.

Paid Productivity
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What is Akiflow?

Akiflow is a time-blocking daily planner aimed at power users: tasks from Slack, Gmail, Notion, Todoist, Asana, ClickUp, Jira and more land in a single universal inbox, and a keyboard-driven command bar lets you capture and drag them onto your calendar at speed. Its AI assistant Aki (available in-app, by email and WhatsApp) helps schedule, and a schedule optimizer plus daily rituals round out the workflow. Y Combinator-backed, designed in Italy, and premium-priced with no free plan.

Key features

  • Universal inbox consolidating tasks from 15+ connected tools
  • Keyboard-first command bar with natural language task creation
  • Drag-and-drop time blocking onto Google/Outlook calendars
  • Aki AI assistant (in-app, email and WhatsApp)
  • Schedule Optimizer for auto-arranging tasks
  • Daily dashboard plus daily and weekly planning rituals
  • Official hosted MCP server for AI-agent access
  • Meeting slot booking links

Pros

  • Fastest capture-to-calendar workflow of the batch — purpose-built for keyboard-first users
  • Integration breadth (15+ tools, two-way on core ones) kills context-switching across apps
  • A 1:1 onboarding call is included, which helps tame the learning curve
  • Consistently top-rated by users (4.8/5 on G2, 4.7/5 on Capterra)

Cons

  • Expensive for an individual tool: $34/mo monthly or $19/mo billed yearly, no free plan
  • 7-day trial requires a card, and cancellation/refund complaints surface on Trustpilot
  • Overengineered if your workflow is simple — confusing to start without the onboarding call

Akiflow at a glance

PricingPaid
CategoryProductivity
Platformsweb, macos, windows, ios, android
Official websiteakiflow.com
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Akiflow FAQs

What is Akiflow?

Akiflow is a time-blocking daily planner aimed at power users: tasks from Slack, Gmail, Notion, Todoist, Asana, ClickUp, Jira and more land in a single universal inbox, and a keyboard-driven command bar lets you capture and drag them onto your calendar at speed. Its AI assistant Aki (available in-app, by email and WhatsApp) helps schedule, and a schedule optimizer plus daily rituals round out the workflow. Y Combinator-backed, designed in Italy, and premium-priced with no free plan.

What are the main features of Akiflow?

Akiflow offers Universal inbox consolidating tasks from 15+ connected tools, Keyboard-first command bar with natural language task creation, Drag-and-drop time blocking onto Google/Outlook calendars, Aki AI assistant (in-app, email and WhatsApp), Schedule Optimizer for auto-arranging tasks, Daily dashboard plus daily and weekly planning rituals, Official hosted MCP server for AI-agent access and Meeting slot booking links.

How much does Akiflow cost?

Akiflow is a paid product. Prices and plans change over time, so check its official website for the current pricing before you buy.

What are the pros and cons of Akiflow?

Strengths of Akiflow include Fastest capture-to-calendar workflow of the batch — purpose-built for keyboard-first users; Integration breadth (15+ tools, two-way on core ones) kills context-switching across apps; A 1:1 onboarding call is included, which helps tame the learning curve. On the downside, Expensive for an individual tool: $34/mo monthly or $19/mo billed yearly, no free plan; 7-day trial requires a card, and cancellation/refund complaints surface on Trustpilot; Overengineered if your workflow is simple — confusing to start without the onboarding call.