Private by design
WeekPad is a planner app with no account that doesn't track you
WeekPad is an offline planner app for iPhone and iPad. There is no account with us, no database and no server of ours, so there is nothing on our side for your words to pass through. No ads, no trackers, no analytics SDKs, no data brokers.
Where your planners actually live
Your planners live on your device. With optional WeekPad Sync on, they live in your own Apple iCloud and appear on your other Apple devices — only you and Apple can reach them, never us. Sync is off by default and is the only thing sold inside the app; it adds syncing and no other feature.
The honest cost of holding nothing
Because we hold no copy of your data and cannot reach your iCloud, we cannot recover anything for you. WeekPad Sync is not a backup: it keeps your devices matching each other, so a deletion travels with everything else. There is no import. Export regularly — your own Exports are the only backup — and keep anything important stored safely elsewhere too.
WeekPad and WeekPad Sync are provided as-is, entirely at your own risk. WeekPad is developed and maintained by a single independent developer, not a company.
Why WeekPad is the closest thing to a paper planner on your iPhone
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.
Start with this week
Getting WeekPad from the App Store gives you the whole app offline — as many agendas as you like, with notes, photos, checklists, search and Export. WeekPad Sync is the one optional subscription, and it only adds syncing. The agendas you've already written stay yours to read and edit.