Week Plan review
A goal tracker that turns OKRs and milestones into scheduled weekly execution.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Week Plan is a goal-tracking and planning application for individuals, professionals, entrepreneurs, managers, and teams. It connects long-term goals and Objective and Key Results (OKRs) with weekly High-Impact Tasks (HITs), daily tasks, schedules, and progress reviews. Its views include weekly, dashboard, calendar, hourly planning, and the Eisenhower Matrix. Milestones, recurring tasks, automatic task rollover, time tracking, and a Pomodoro timer support ongoing execution rather than goal setting alone.
The plan structure starts with Lite at $0 per month, billed monthly, with Basic Planner Features and High Impact Tasks. Ultimate costs $8.67 per month when billed annually and adds Essential Planning Tools, Team Collaboration Support, OKR Management, Customizable Roles, and Google/Outlook Calendar Synchronization. A 7-day free trial is available. For teams, the paid tier is the more relevant option because collaboration, OKRs, customizable roles, and calendar synchronization are grouped there rather than in Lite.
Week Plan fits teams that want a direct connection between objectives, weekly priorities, and scheduled work. Team workspaces, task assignment, comments, automated weekly reviews, and daily summaries give managers and contributors several ways to maintain progress. Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Todoist, Google Tasks, Evernote, and Zapier connectivity extend its place in an existing workflow, with Zapier supporting 1,000+ integrations. Official apps are available for web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. Choose it when structured goal-to-task planning matters; choose a simpler task list when OKRs, reviews, prioritization views, and time tools would add unnecessary overhead.
Week Plan pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Links OKRs and milestones to daily tasks and weekly planning
- Supports team workspaces, assignments, comments, and calendar sync
- Offers web, desktop, mobile, and Zapier connectivity
- Where it doesn't
- Advanced collaboration and OKR management require the Ultimate plan
- The Lite plan provides only basic planner features and HITs
- Its broad planning system may feel excessive for simple task lists
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