Reviews: look back at your week, your month and your year
Writing is good, but it is not always enough. A review gives it an end: you look at what happened, decide what stays and plan what comes next. idazery guides you in four steps, with your own days, tasks and words next to you.
Each week, ten minutes
The weekly review shows your seven days, your tasks by topic and what is still pending. You decide what stays, what moves and what goes, and plan the next week.
Each month, twenty minutes
The monthly review puts your weeks side by side with the words you wrote in each one, helps you clean what you carried over and plans the next month.
Each year, an hour
The annual review shows your year in colours, your months and your favorite days, and ends with your intentions and a letter to yourself for next year.
One review feeds the next
Your weekly reviews appear inside the month, and your monthly reviews inside the year. You do not need to have done them all: the numbers are always counted from your days and tasks.
A review, with the idazery method
Write, look, decide, do: at the end of every period.
Write
A few questions in your own words, in the set you choose.
Look
Your days, tasks and words, already counted and side by side.
Decide
What stays, what moves, what you let go and what you want next.
Do
You plan what comes next, with a day and a time, and reserve a slot or a reminder to come back.
What makes it possible
Weekly review →
Guided reviews in four steps for your week, your month and your year: write, look, decide and plan.
Tasks and planner →
Turn what you write into tasks and plan your day, week and month.
Statistics and streaks →
Tasks finished each month, completion rate, streaks and writing habits.
Year in Pixels →
Mark each day with a color for how you felt and see your year at a glance.
Recurring tasks →
Create the task once and let it come back on its own.
The weekly, monthly and annual reviews, the planner, tasks and statistics are part of the Complete plan. Try it free for 14 days.
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