Weekly planner: see your week and decide what goes where
Plan your week before it plans you. See your tasks by topic and by day, drag them to where they fit, and give each one a time when it needs one.
Your week on one screen
The planner shows your tasks by topic, by day, by week or by month. In the week view you see what is coming each day and what you already finished.
Move tasks where they fit
Drag a task to another day or to another topic. Whatever you could not do today goes to tomorrow with one gesture, so nothing is left in the air.
From the week to the hour
When a task needs its moment, give it a start time and a duration and it appears in the agenda. The rest stay on their day, without a time.
What repeats, set once
Recurring tasks come back by themselves, every day, on the weekdays you choose or on a day of the month. Your week starts with the routine already in place.
A week, with the idazery method
Write, look, decide, do: how a week is planned in ten minutes.
Write
A few lines about the week ahead: what you have to do, what you want to do and what worries you.
Look
You go over what is still pending from last week and the dates that are coming, birthdays and deadlines included.
Decide
You choose what matters most, give each task a day and, if it needs it, a time and a duration.
Do
During the week you follow the planner, mark tasks as done and move what did not fit to another day.
What makes it possible
Tasks and planner →
Turn what you write into tasks and plan your day, week and month.
Topics and tasks →
Group your tasks by topic and see each one on its own screen.
Hourly agenda →
Give tasks a time and a duration and see your week hour by hour.
Recurring tasks →
Create the task once and let it come back on its own.
Reminders →
Save birthdays, deadlines and dates once and they come back on their own.
The planner, topics, tasks, the agenda and recurring tasks are part of the Complete plan. Try it free for 14 days.
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