Most planners run your day. WeekNav runs your week.
A day is too short to see whether you are working on the right things. The week is where priorities actually play out, so that is where WeekNav plans, and where it keeps the score.
I am not a productivity guru. I am a fellow entrepreneur who gets knocked off the path more often than I would like, and this is the tool I built to get back on it. If you have a calendar full of other people's meetings and a to-do list that never gets shorter, it was built for you too.
How it works
• Capture. Tap the plus, type what is on your mind, done. It lands in Capture, or straight on Today.
• Lanes. Sort cards into This Week, Foundation, Filler, Someday, and the horizons: Month, Quarter, Year, 3 Years. Swipe between lanes, long press to move a card.
• Plan. Press and hold a card and drag it onto the day. It becomes a block on your Google or Outlook calendar, in real time, with 15 minute snaps.
• Today. Your blocks, your planned cards, and anything that slipped yesterday, built for you each morning. Swipe right to finish.
• Journal. A morning page and an evening page with prompts that take five minutes. Hold the mic and talk; your words come back as text.
• Reminders. Morning journal and evening journal, each at the time you choose, only on the days you have not written yet.
A short course, included
Week Planning. Rocks, blocks and sand. A short course on putting the big things on the calendar first, so the small things fill in around them instead of the other way round.
What it does not do
It does not sell anything: there is nothing to buy inside it. It does not show ads. It does not sell your data or use it to train AI models. It reads event titles and times from your calendar, never descriptions or attendee lists.
Works with WeekNav on the web
It needs a WeekNav account. Sign in here and at app.weeknav.com on a computer with the same one. Your cards, lanes, calendar and journal are the same in both places.
Questions: support@weeknav.com
Privacy policy: weeknav.com/privacy
WeekNav is made by Doxa Holdings, LLC.
Plan the week, then live it. Priorities, calendar, journal and a short course.