WeeklyBlocks: Weekly Planner

iOS app by MUHAMMET ALPEREN SIVGIN. Productivity · MUHAMMET ALPEREN SIVGIN

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0 / 5
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0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.4
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-18

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Store description excerpt

Plan your week, not your day. Say "I'll run 5 times this week". It doesn't matter which days, only that your blocks are filled before the week ends. For the work that needs focus, there's a Pomodoro timer: focus, and your blocks fill. No account, no ads, no internet required. Most to-do apps work daily: do this today, that tomorrow. But habits settle into a weekly rhythm, not a daily one. Missing one day breaks nothing; what matters is reaching your goal by the end of the week. You can set two kinds of goals: - Weekly -- a fixed number of blocks each week (like 4 workouts a week) - Deadline -- a total by a set date (like 20 chapters in 30 days) In timed sessions you watch the water rise as you focus, and an umbrella stops the rain when you take a break. The timer isn't limited to a single block either: fill blocks back to back, and leftover minutes carry into the next one. Not sure how long you'll go? Start without a target. It comes with a safety limit you can remove. A sample week: On Monday you create a "Reading" session with a goal of 5 blocks a week. For each session you start the timer, focus, and fill a block. When you fill the fifth on Friday, your week is complete. New week, a clean start. - Works offline. Backs up automatically to your own iCloud when your device is signed in - Stats show how long you actually worked, alongside the estimate - Turkish and English. Switch language inside the app - No ads, no accounts, nothing to distract you

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