A weekly planner that shows your whole week, one day at a time.
Every day's scheduled tasks, deadlines, and goal milestones side by side, connected to the daily plan you actually work from.
No credit card required.
Watch a real day get planned — this is the actual planner, not a mockup.
Seven days, side by side
Scheduled tasks and deadlines for every day of the week, in one view — no scrolling through a full month or flipping between daily pages.
Goal milestones included
Milestones due that week show up on the right day, so long-term progress doesn't get lost between daily to-do lists.
Connected to the daily plan
This isn't a separate calendar bolted on — it's the same tasks and goals you're already planning day to day.
What a weekly view is actually for
A single day answers "what fits today." A weekly view answers a different question: "how does this week actually look, day to day?" Without it, you're either buried in one day at a time or zoomed all the way out to a month that hides the details.
DayBright's weekly planner shows scheduled tasks, deadlines, and goal milestones for each day of the week side by side, so you can spot an overloaded Wednesday or a light Friday before the week starts — then drop into the daily planner to actually work the day.
How the weekly view actually works
Every task already scheduled for the week shows up in its day's column, side by side with the rest — nothing separate to fill in. Drag a task from a packed Tuesday over to a lighter Thursday and it updates in the daily planner too; there's no second weekly-only list quietly drifting out of sync with what you're actually working from day to day.
Tasks land here however they were added — through brain dump, quick-add with a duration, or scheduled straight from the daily planner — so there's no separate step required to make something show up on the week grid. It's the same data either way, just viewed differently.
Goal milestones show up the same way. Set a milestone with a target date sometime this week, and it appears on that exact day next to your tasks — not tucked away in a separate goals screen you have to remember to check. That's usually the moment you notice a goal actually needed attention this week, while there's still time to do something about it.
The week you just finished also feeds Mira's automated weekly review: what got done, what rolled over more than once, and what's worth prioritizing differently next week, written up without you having to ask for it. The weekly view is where you plan the week ahead; the review is where you see how the last one actually went.
This view tends to matter most on weeks that don't look like every other week — a trip, a deadline crunch, extra appointments — where seeing all seven days together makes it obvious where the pressure actually is, instead of discovering it one overloaded day at a time.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from just looking at 7 days in a calendar app?
A calendar shows events. This weekly planner shows your actual scheduled tasks, deadlines, and goal milestones for each day, side by side — connected to the same daily and time-blocking view, not a separate thing you have to keep in sync.
Can I still time block within a day from the weekly view?
The weekly view is for seeing the whole week at a glance. Click into a day to time block it in the daily planner — the weekly view and daily planner share the same underlying tasks.
Do goal milestones show up here too?
Yes — any goal milestone with a target date that week shows up on that day alongside your tasks, so you can see what's coming before it's urgent.
Is it free?
Yes, to start — every account gets 7 days of full access, including the weekly planner, with no credit card required. It's $15/mo or $119/yr after that.
Does the weekly view connect to Mira's weekly review?
Yes — Mira automatically writes a summary of how your week went (what got done, what rolled over, what to prioritize next) without you needing to ask. The weekly view is for planning ahead; the review looks back.
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