WeekOrbit review
A visual web planner with strong free features, but no calendar sync or native mobile app.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
WeekOrbit is a browser-based daily and weekly planner for individuals who prefer visual time blocking over conventional calendar scheduling. Its central seven-day board organizes work into morning, afternoon, and evening blocks, while drag-and-drop planning, smart rollover, recurring tasks, and monthly, weekly, and daily views support different planning habits. ADHD-friendly focus mode and a built-in AI assistant add structure without requiring every task to be scheduled by the minute. The product is aimed primarily at solo users and small teams working from the web.
The free plan covers Today and Week views, drag-and-drop planning, ADHD-friendly mode, smart rollover, 20 AI turns per day, and 100 API or MCP calls per rolling 24 hours. The Pro plan adds unlimited tasks, unlimited groups, all four views, recurring tasks, 500 AI turns per day, and priority support. Pro costs $19.90 per year when billed annually or $3.90 per month when billed monthly. A seven-day refund period is available. For individuals evaluating a visual planning workflow, the free tier includes enough core functionality to make the product easy to assess before paying.
WeekOrbit’s strongest distinction is its combination of visual planning, rollover for unfinished work, focus mode, AI assistance, and API access. MCP and REST APIs may suit users who want to connect external assistants or build workflows around their planner. The trade-off is platform scope: WeekOrbit is web-only and does not provide calendar synchronization, so it is less suitable for people who need one schedule shared across calendar services or native mobile apps. Choose it for browser-based weekly planning with broad time blocks; choose an alternative if calendar integration or a dedicated mobile experience is essential.
WeekOrbit pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Seven-day board with drag-and-drop time-block scheduling
- Free plan includes AI, smart rollover, and recurring tasks
- MCP and REST API access extends assistant integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access with no native mobile app
- No calendar synchronization
- Focuses on broad time blocks rather than minute-by-minute scheduling
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