WeekToDo

WeekToDo is a handy little app made for people who want to keep their weekly plans simple and private. In today’s world, where ads and companies collect tons of data, it’s totally normal to be cautious about cloud-based apps that handle your personal info.

Why Choose WeekToDo?

This app is all about being local and straightforward. It’s free, open-source, and has a set of features that are easy to use. And the best part? Nothing gets stored outside your own computer! That means you won’t have to worry about your data floating around in the cloud.

Local Planner Features

Now, there is a trade-off: since everything stays on your device, you can’t sync your calendar with other apps or export your data elsewhere. But if you're just looking for a planner that works locally without fuss, WeekToDo is perfect!

Backup Your Data

No need to stress about losing important info; WeekToDo lets you back up your data easily. This feature comes in handy if you ever decide to switch devices or platforms (it works on Mac, Windows, and Linux!).

User-Friendly Interface

The interface of WeekToDo is super user-friendly. You won’t need an instruction manual; just dive right in! You’ll see a list of tasks for each day of the week along with options to create custom lists for things that aren’t tied to specific days.

Customizable Task Management

You can color-code entries, add subtasks, set reminders at certain times, and mark tasks as completed when you're done. Plus, you can change how many columns you see and even hide elements like calendars or custom lists if they’re not needed.

A Few More Things About WeekToDo

WeekToDo runs on Electron technology—not everyone’s favorite—but it has loads of great features going for it. It’s easy to learn, respects your privacy, and works well across all major desktop platforms. While it might not have every fancy feature found in paid apps out there, it sure has enough for most users’ needs.

If you're interested in checking it out more or downloading it, click here.