What does Lonzo Basic include?

Lonzo Basic ($4.99/month plus tax, opening soon) includes Lonzo Chat, Agenda once you activate it, connecting the Lonzo Agent, and 5 Bars every month, plus the option to buy more Bars. Bars are how Lonzo counts its AI work: what you do in Lonzo Chat and Agenda uses a small, typical number of them, and the 5 included each month are spent first and don't carry over.

Lonzo Chat. Ask Lonzo anything, by typing or by voice, and talk it through. Lonzo can read its replies aloud in a natural Lonzo voice if you choose it, and once your Google account is connected it can answer from your calendar and reminders, add a reminder, or move a meeting. Open-ended conversation with Lonzo is included in Lonzo Basic, and it counts toward your included usage: it is drawn from your Bars like the rest of Lonzo's AI work.

Agenda, once activated. Agenda is included at no extra fee, but it doesn't start on its own: you activate it by agreeing to AI processing of your mail and calendar and connecting your Google account. Then Lonzo connects Gmail, Calendar, and Tasks, classifies every message with real AI, renders your whole day as one Agenda with single-message summaries, and lets you archive, reply in Gmail, or RSVP with a tap. It keeps reminders and does calendar and task create / move / cancel by voice or text. Your inbox stays intact — items stay in your Gmail inbox until you take a final action, and Lonzo never acts on your mailbox on its own. At launch Agenda may be at capacity while Google limits how many accounts can connect; you can join the waitlist.

The Lonzo Agent. Connecting the open-source Lonzo Agent, which runs on your own computer, is included.

What Lonzo Basic doesn't include is sync: a desktop browser and a phone browser aren't kept in step with each other. Sync is planned for the Assistant plan, which is coming soon, along with reply drafting in your voice, autonomous mail handling, and cross-thread insights.

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