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A weekly planner that lets you breathe

WeekPad is the closest thing to a paper planner on your iPhone

One week to a view, Monday to Sunday. Write your days, add photos and sticky notes, swipe to turn the page, then close it and get on with life.

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No accounts, no servers of ours, no tracking. Optional WeekPad Sync keeps your planners in your own iCloud.

WeekPad week view on iPhone, with notes and photos

Why we can say that

What makes WeekPad feel like paper

WeekPad is a weekly planner app for iPhone and iPad, and it earns the comparison to paper by keeping the same constraints a paper agenda keeps. You see one week at a time and you swipe to turn the page, the way you would with a printed week-to-view planner. WeekPad sends no notifications at all — not fewer, none — and it keeps no streaks, so nothing in it ever asks for your attention. It works entirely offline, and there is no account to create, because WeekPad has no accounts and no servers of ours at all.

  • One week to view, Monday to Sunday, with room to write under each day.
  • You swipe to turn the page, week to week, like a printed agenda.
  • No notifications at all — not fewer, none.
  • No streaks, no badges, nothing keeping score.
  • Works entirely offline, on the device in your pocket.
  • No account, with us or with anyone.

Where paper still wins, honestly

WeekPad is not a calendar: there are no time slots, no invitations and no reminders. There is no stylus or Apple Pencil handwriting in WeekPad — you type — but you can photograph or scan handwritten notes straight onto the day they belong to. And WeekPad Sync is not a backup: it keeps your devices matching each other, so a deletion travels with everything else. Your own Exports are the only backup.

A look inside

Your week, on paper — without the paper

Open it and there's one page for seven days — you browse it like paper, swiping week to week. Write, add the photo from the weekend, scan the sticky note off the fridge, and turn the page when you are ready.

Keep the real stuff — WeekPad on iPhone
Keep the real stuffPhotos and sticky notes on the day they belong to.
Share it in — WeekPad on iPhone
Share it inSend a photo or note from any app to a day.
Room for the week — WeekPad on iPhone
Room for the weekAn extra space for thoughts that don't fit one day.

Getting WeekPad from the App Store is all it takes — every feature here is included, and works offline. WeekPad Sync is the one optional subscription, and it only adds syncing.

Why WeekPad exists

We kept buying paper agendas, and half-filling them

Every year a new weekly agenda. Every February, three of them — plus notes on the phone, photos of sticky notes, screenshots of things to remember. The agenda held half the story; everything else drifted.

WeekPad keeps what paper did well — a week you can see, room to write, silence — and lets the photos, scans and sticky notes land on the day they belong to. It's a weekly planner, not a calendar and not a to-do list: no notifications, no streaks, nothing chasing you.

A premium weekly paper agenda open on a walnut desk, with cream pages, a blue elastic band and a yellow bookmark ribbon
The weekly planner we kept coming back to — beautiful, but only half the story.
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Your planners

One place for the different parts of your life

Keep as many as you like — WeekPad doesn't count them. Getting the app is all it takes, and it includes every agenda, every feature, and every bit of it offline.

Each agenda is its own quiet space that never mixes with the others.

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The agendas you've already written always stay yours to read and edit. If a subscription lapses, syncing simply pauses — nothing on your device is locked or removed.

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Private by design

No account with us. No database. No servers of ours.

We can't see what you write — there is nothing on our side for it to pass through. No ads, no trackers, no analytics, no data brokers.

Your planners live on your device, and with WeekPad Sync in your own iCloud. Only you and Apple. Never us.

WeekPad settings showing WeekPad Sync and data management

WeekPad Sync — optional

Your weeks, on every Apple device you own

Weeks, notes and photos across your Apple devices, held in your own private iCloud. Off by default, nothing to configure.

Optional, off by default, offered as a subscription with a free trial. It's the only thing sold inside the app, and it adds nothing but sync. It renews automatically and can be cancelled anytime in your Apple Account. Photos are optimized automatically — resized, compressed to about a megabyte, HEIC to JPEG — so they stay sharp without weighing your iCloud down.

The agendas you've already written always stay yours to read and edit.

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What you get

Two lines, no tiers, no upsells

The app

Get WeekPad from the App Store and it's all yours — as many agendas as you like, notes, photos, checklists, search, sharing and Export, working entirely offline. Nothing inside is locked behind anything else.

iCloud Sync

The one optional subscription, for people who want the same planners on their iPhone and iPad. It adds no other feature.

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FAQ

Short, honest answers

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An honest note

WeekPad and WeekPad Sync are provided as-is, entirely at your own risk. WeekPad Sync is not a backup, there is no import, and we can't see, control, or recover your iCloud data. Always keep your own Exports.