Loopweek review
A focused offline weekly planner for Android, with recurring tasks and reminders.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Loopweek is a free, open-source to-do app for Android users who want a focused weekly planner rather than a broad productivity suite. Its single-screen seven-day accordion view keeps the week visible in one place, while date-specific tasks stay assigned to their chosen dates instead of automatically rolling over. The app supports daily and weekly recurring task occurrences, optional reminders, drag-and-drop ordering, light and dark themes, and an Android home-screen widget with tappable checkboxes. It is aimed at solo users and small-scale personal planning, with local storage and offline operation at its core.
The published Free plan includes the complete listed feature set: the seven-day weekly task view, recurring tasks, optional reminders, the Android widget, offline local storage, and no ads or paywall. There is no separate premium tier in the product’s plan structure, and the app does not require accounts or cloud services for its local workflow. Tasks are stored in a local SQLite database, and notification permissions support reminders when enabled. That combination suits users who want a straightforward mobile checklist with minimal account and subscription overhead.
Loopweek’s narrow focus is also its main boundary. It runs on Android only, with mobile deployment rather than cross-platform coverage. Calendar sync is not part of the feature set, so users coordinating tasks with calendar events will need another workflow. Subtasks are also absent, making the app less suitable for projects that depend on nested checklists or detailed task decomposition. Choose Loopweek for private, offline weekly planning with recurring tasks and reminders; choose an alternative if you need calendar integration, subtasks, or access across other platforms.
Loopweek pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Clear seven-day view with date-specific tasks
- Recurring tasks, reminders, widgets, and drag-and-drop ordering
- Free, open source, offline, and free of ads and paywalls
- Where it doesn't
- Android-only availability limits device coverage
- No calendar integration for schedule coordination
- No subtasks for breaking larger tasks into steps
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