Weekboard
A simple weekly to-do board for plans that change
What it does
Weekboard is a simple weekly to-do board for people whose plans don’t always go as planned. See your whole week at a glance, move unfinished tasks to another day, and keep planning without starting over. It also connects with Google Calendar and works on desktop and mobile. The core features are free, with optional Plus features for sharing and multiple calendars.
A simple weekly to-do board that lets you see your whole week on one screen.
Weekboard isn’t another calendar. It’s a simple board for seeing your weekly to-dos and tasks all at once. Weekboard started as a weekly to-do sheet on paper: draw a week, write down what needs doing, and move unfinished tasks forward. What I needed wasn’t a feature-heavy planner. It was a clear view of what I’m doing this week. That’s why Weekboard focuses on keeping your whole week visible instead of piling on features. See tasks from Monday through Sunday at once, so you can understand the workload and flow of your week. Move tasks from your weekly list into individual days, and keep unfinished work visible so you can decide what comes next. Connect your Google account to display…from weekboard.st-sai.com
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