Improvements

Sunsama’s weekly time log by channel is great, but it would be incredibly valuable to have the option to export time logs that include: • Task name • Time spent on each task (manually tracked or planned) • Associated channel • Completion date This would help: • Freelancers & consultants log hours for clients or invoicing • Productivity-focused users analyze how time is spent across tasks Ideally, this could be a CSV export option in settings or weekly review, or a viewable breakdown inside the Weekly Review tab (collapsible under each channel). 🔄 This small improvement would significantly increase Sunsama’s value for users who need audit-ready work logs.

An option to display the associated Objective the task card in the Kanban would be great. We can see that a task is associated with an objective in virtue of the purple target icon, but we must click into the task to bring up the task details modal see what that associated objective actually is. I get that some people may want less information on the card element in Kanban, which is why I suggest this be an option to toggle on or off as the user sees fit. ## Context Many tasks I import from Asana are subtasks. Many of these subtasks have the same name as other subtasks, but with different parent tasks. Since tasks imported from Asana do not display the Section and/or Parent task name on the card in the Kanban view, I create an Objective for the Parent task and then associate the task with that Objective to retain context. If imported tasks displayed this information on the card (like they do in the Asana sidebar before importing), I wouldn't need to do this. Alternatively, if Sunsama subtasks retained their association with their parent when converted into Tasks and that information were displayed on the card in the Kanban view, that would help too.

You can be notified that tasks are in your archive, but can then open the archive to find it's empty because you're filtering your view of your workspace by channel, so the archived tasks are not in view. This can be confusing. It would be great if there were a callout in this situation like "N tasks hidden by channel filtering" in the archive, or something like that.

Hello Team, I would like to propose adding a feature that enables weekly planning on the preceding Friday. I dedicate 30 minutes every Friday afternoon to plan for the upcoming week, and I am passionate about this ritual, I even wrote a blog post about it. https://blog.raza.works/Public/Productivity/A+Chef's+Secret+to+Weekly+Planning Is this something we could consider implementing? I look forward to your thoughts. Regards, Raza

And Gmail was really cool. The customer and the clients are really annoying. I just want to use the default client from my system when it comes to opening the email as a choice.

There should be the option to create an automation that when a Linear status is set to "Merged" or "Done", Sunsama task should be set to complete

Make the autoscheduler smarter by allowing us to set Smart Frames (like Morgen). I want to be able to designate certain blocks of time to "Deep Focus" or "Life Admin" so when the auto scheduler populates tasks, it's prioritizing the right task to the right part of my day. I also want to establish things like buffers. As someone who doesn't do back to back meetings, I want the autoscheduled to be able to schedule with that in mind.

I want to be able to be in focus mode without seeing a timer. I'm obsessed with the focus bar in theory, but seeing that there's a timer at all — totally regardless of whether it's running — triggers anxiety.

Hi Sunsama team! I’d love to see a feature that shows a daily total of hours worked and pending (planned but not yet tracked) in one glance. Right now, I can see estimated durations and tracked time per task, but I have to manually add them up to understand how my day is progressing overall. Having a live total at the top or bottom of the day view that displays: Total Planned Hours Total Tracked Hours Remaining (Pending) Hours …would make it much easier to reflect on my day, adjust in real time, and manage my workload effectively. Thanks for building such a thoughtful tool!