Weekly - This Week's To-Dos

Every week I write down everything I need to do in a notebook. When that list gets too long to look at, I copy a few things onto a small list for today. Weekly is that habit, in an app. I made it for my own ADHD brain, and it's free. No in-app purchases, no subscription, no ads, no account and no tracking. HOW IT WORKS • Write down your week. Get everything out of your head and onto one list. Paste a whole list and every line becomes its own task. • Pick a few things for today. When the week feels like too much, choose a handful. Everything else stays on the week until you get to it. • Start a new week. It opens with a look at what you finished last week. Then you choose what comes along, and the rest goes to Later. WHAT IT LEAVES OUT, ON PURPOSE No projects. No tags. No priorities. No due dates. No reminders. No "overdue". No streaks. Most to-do apps want all of that set up before you've written down a single thing. For my brain that's where it goes wrong: prioritising is hard, a long list makes me freeze, and dates slide past until they turn into a red label and a bit of guilt. "This week" is something I can keep in my head, so that's the only unit of time Weekly has. A task is just a title. Notes, links and steps are there if you want them later. TODAY IS SMALL ON PURPOSE • Today is picked from your week. It isn't a second inbox. • If you don't get to something, it's still on Today tomorrow. Nothing counts what you didn't do. • Do This Now: start one task and it stays with you on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island until it's done. • Tick off the last thing and Weekly says "That's today." A good moment to stop. KEEP THE WEEK SHORT • Later is for things that matter, just not this week. They stay out of sight until you pull them back in. • Big things break into steps, and you pull only the next step into your week. • Break It Down suggests steps for a big task with Apple Intelligence, entirely on your device. • Everything you finish is kept on the Done list, week by week. • Ticking off can always be undone, and every delete comes with an Undo. THE LITTLE THINGS • Add a task with one tap, or none on an empty week. • Widgets for Today and This Week that you can tick off from the Home Screen or Lock Screen. • Add tasks with Siri, Shortcuts, Control Center or the share sheet. • Select several tasks and move, finish or delete them at once. • Show the week by its dates or by its week number, like the top of a notebook page. • Optional lock with Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode. • Search finds anything on your lists, done tasks included. ON ALL YOUR DEVICES • iPhone: where you plan your week. • iPad: your list and the task you're working on, side by side, with keyboard shortcuts. • Mac: a proper Mac app, with Today in the menu bar and a shortcut to add a task from anywhere. • Apple Watch: a quick look at today and the week. Add a task with your voice and tap to tick things off. Your tasks sync through your own iCloud. There is no server of mine in between and I can't see anything you write. ACCESSIBLE Built to work with VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, Reduce Motion and dark mode, and colour never carries meaning on its own. Weekly is free and will stay free. I hope it helps your brain as much as it helps mine.