Weekmarks: Your Life in Weeks

AGM Apps

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About this app

The average life is about 4,000 weeks. Weekmarks turns those dots into a warm, private map of the life you are actually living.

YOUR LIFE IN WEEKS
See your entire life on one screen. Pinch to zoom, browse every week as an accessible list, and open any dot to see its real dates. The map grows beyond the chosen horizon into bonus time, never negative time.

MARK A WEEK
Choose photos from your library or a document provider, write one sentence, and add a mood, people, tags, or a milestone. Weekmarks stores bookmarks to the originals—not copies of the image files.

REVISIT YOUR MEMORIES
Browse a newest-first timeline, open photos full screen, and search captions, people, tags, and milestones. Filter by year, age, mood, person, tag, photos, or milestones. Revisit this week one year ago and build an on-device annual recap without streaks or guilt.

PUT TIME IN PERSPECTIVE
Numbers get honest when they're about people:
• How many Sundays are left on your map
• How many more visits with your mom, at ten visits a year
• How many weekends before your kid turns 18
• Summers, full moons, books, leap days — still to come

Perspective also includes calm live counters for your age, this year, today, heartbeats, breaths, and the next birthday. Each perspective card can be shared.

A GENTLE WEEKLY CHECK-IN
Choose the weekday and local time. The optional battery-friendly reminder and home-screen widget take you straight to the current Weekmark. No streaks, no guilt.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account and no Weekmarks memory server. AGM Apps does not receive your birthday, captions, tags, people, milestones, photo bookmarks, or Perspective entries. Android backup or device transfer may include metadata according to your system settings. A versioned metadata export is created only when you choose to save one, and photo bookmarks may need relinking after a restore or cross-platform import.

Weekmarks uses population averages purely as a lens for reflection — an estimate, never a prediction. It doesn't know your story. It just wants you to notice the weeks while they're here.

This week is one of yours. Leave a mark.

What’s new

First public release of Weekmarks: map your weeks, bookmark photos and reflections, revisit memories, and keep perspective on what matters. Includes reliability, accessibility, and ad privacy improvements.