Weeklane turns the whole week into one calm, glanceable checklist. Add tasks in seconds, set reminders or repeating routines, and optionally show events from iCloud, Google or Outlook calendars. Shared Projects let families, partners and teams plan together in real time—invited collaborators can use a shared Project free. Available for iPhone and Android, with 11 languages, widgets, dark mode, and a one-time lifetime unlock after a 7-day trial.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Weeklane around a simple frustration: most productivity apps become another system to maintain. I wanted the feeling of a paper weekly planner—your seven days visible at once, tasks added in seconds, and nothing getting between you and the week. Weeklane started as Tally, a tiny iPhone app I took over and began improving with direct user feedback. That feedback shaped every major addition: reminders and recurring tasks, calendar events that stay optional and read-only, better accessibility, Android support, and now shared Projects for trips, family lists, and work. The rule is still the same: new features can add capability, but never clutter. You can keep using Weeklane as a quiet personal weekly planner, or open Projects when you need to coordinate with someone else. Invited collaborators can use a shared Project free. I’d love to hear where the design still feels too complicated—or what would make Weeklane earn a permanent place on your home screen. Thanks for checking it out! — Fredrik

Most productivity apps eventually become another system to maintain. With Weeklane, I m trying to do the opposite: keep the whole week visible, make adding a task nearly frictionless, and let reminders, calendars and shared Projects stay optional.

Weeklane launches here tomorrow, and I d love input from people who care about calm software: what is the one feature or absence of a feature that makes a planner feel genuinely peaceful to use every day?

Weeklane

A calmer way to plan your week — alone or together

A calmer way to plan your week — alone or together

Forum Threads

What makes a weekly planner feel calm instead of demanding?

Forum Threads

What makes a weekly planner feel calm instead of demanding?