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Weeko review

Free#111 of 137 in Daily Planner Apps

A focused free weekly planner for iPhone users who want calendar-aware scheduling.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Weeko is an iPhone weekly task planner for people who keep appointments in a calendar but want a separate space for tasks, routines, and weekly intentions. Users can type or dictate tasks, then have AI extract titles, categories, durations, and due dates. The app combines task capture with calendar-aware weekly planning, making it suited to solo users and small teams who want a focused mobile planning workflow without a paid tier.

Its standout feature is the proposed scheduling flow. Weeko reads free and busy calendar availability without reading event titles or notes, then suggests time blocks for the week. Users approve those proposals before events are written to the calendar, which keeps calendar changes subject to review. Connections are available for Apple Calendar and Google Calendar. Recurring routines, habit tracking, and weekly completion statistics add structure beyond a simple task list, while the hybrid planning method connects intentions with available time.

Weeko is currently free, with the Free plan including weekly task planning, AI task enrichment, calendar-based scheduling proposals, recurring routines, and weekly statistics. Its narrow scope is also its main boundary: the product is iOS-only, offers no focus sessions, and does not extend beyond Apple Calendar and Google Calendar integrations. Email is the listed support channel. Pick Weeko if you want a free iPhone planner centered on AI-assisted capture and calendar-aware weekly proposals; choose another daily planner if you need Android, focus sessions, or a wider platform and integration ecosystem.

Weeko pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • AI extracts task details from typed or dictated input
    • Proposes time blocks around Apple or Google Calendar availability
    • Includes routines, habit tracking, and weekly completion statistics
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available only on iOS
    • No focus-session feature
    • Calendar integrations are limited to Apple Calendar and Google Calendar

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