Weekly Planner review
A focused weekly planner with printing, carryover, and paid synchronization.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Weekly Planner is a digital planning app for individuals who want to organize tasks in one weekly view. Its workflow centers on prioritization rather than project management: overdue and undated tasks remain visible, important items can be highlighted, and tasks can move between days by drag and drop. Completion tracking and unfinished-task carryover help keep the next week connected to the current one. The product runs on the web and iOS, and its solo focus makes it a closer fit for personal planning than team coordination or enterprise work management.
The free plan provides a way to use the planner, while the published pricing page shows a 14-day trial with no payment required. Paid access is offered through two plans: Monthly costs €5.99 per month, and Yearly costs €49.99 per year. Both plans provide access to paid Weekly Planner features. Those paid features include past and future weeks and cross-device synchronization, which matters for anyone moving between web and iOS. The yearly option lowers the effective cost compared with paying monthly across a full year, while the monthly plan keeps the commitment shorter.
Weekly Planner’s strongest distinction is its narrow, printable weekly workflow. PDF export supports a paper-based routine, while the single-page layout avoids the broader task databases and collaboration layers found in more expansive planning tools. There are no integrations, and support is available by email, so it is better suited to someone who wants a contained personal planner than a connected productivity system. Choose it for straightforward weekly prioritization, visual scheduling, and printing; choose an alternative if you need team features, integrations, or a wider project-management scope.
Weekly Planner pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Single-page weekly view keeps planning focused
- Drag-and-drop scheduling with unfinished-task carryover
- PDF export supports printing your weekly plan
- Where it doesn't
- No integrations or team collaboration features
- Synchronization across devices requires a paid plan
- Paid access starts at €5.99 per month
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