The week you share
See when you’re both free before you promise anything new.
For Mac + iPhone
For weeks that
For weeks that
don’t repeat.
One quiet, quick app that keeps your changing schedule on the same grid as the person you plan with.
Free download · macOS 15+ · no account needed
When the roster drops on a Thursday Placement weeks and exam weeks Knowing when you’re both free Groceries, bills, and whose turn the bins are
Everything in its place
The calendar shows your week. Weektide plans it.
Tasks, events, habits and focus on one grid, so a week that never looks the same twice still fits in a single view.
Add in a sentence
Type it like you’d say it. Weektide files the rest.
Busy, without why
A private task shows up only as Busy.
Didn’t go to plan?
One calm review of what slipped, instead of a screen of red.
Paste, then approve
Turn an email or roster into tasks you approve.
Yours, offline
Your data lives on your device. Sync is optional, and off until you say so.
Habits that hold
Gentle streaks and a month you can see at a glance.
Lists that reach the calendar
Give a list item a date and it lands on the month, in the list’s own colour.
Everything in its place
Tasks and calendar, one grid.
Your to-dos sit on the same month as your events, so you see what the week already holds before you add anything to it.
- Drag to reschedule. Drop a task on another day and it moves there.
- Durations block real time. A 90-minute task takes 90 minutes on the timeline.
- Apple Calendar built in, on the same grid from first launch.
The Grove
Focus, planted.
Start a focus session and a seedling begins to grow. Finish the session and the plant joins your grove. Quit early and it withers. The longer you focus, the bigger it grows.
Finish a session and the plant is yours.
Quit early and it withers.
Finished minutes become points.
Meadow
Garden
Woodland
Ancient
Mythic
28 species · five tiers. Earn them with focus, or unlock the one you can’t wait for.
Built in the open
Built by one person in Perth, in public, around one rule: nothing is marketed before it ships.
In your pocket
The same Weektide, pocket-sized.
Tasks, calendar, habits and the Grove, built for iPhone. Pinch the calendar from a full year down to a single day. It arrives with the App Store release.
Pricing
Free where it counts.
The free app is the complete core, and it stays free. Plus adds sync and sharing.
Free
$0
Forever, on your Mac
- Unlimited tasks, lists and tags
- Natural-language quick add
- Boards, matrix, group & sort, pins
- Apple Calendar on the same grid
- Habits with streaks and heatmaps
- The full Grove focus system
- Widgets and the menu-bar quick add
30-day free trial
Weektide Plus
US$1.99 / month
Everything free for the first 30 days
- Everything in Free
- Cloud sync across your devices
- Sharing with the person you plan with
- “Show as Busy” shares the time and hides the task
- Task templates & saved filters
- Premium Grove scenes
No ads, ever. Cancel anytime and your data stays on your device.
One optional extra: a US$0.99 instant plant unlock in the Grove shop.
The pricing promise
People who subscribe today keep this price for as long as they stay subscribed: early supporters keep their price for life. Nothing you pay for is ever taken away, and your data exports free, always.
Questions
The honest answers.
Is Weektide really free?
Yes. The free app is the whole core. You get unlimited tasks,
lists and tags, the natural-language quick add, Apple Calendar on the same grid,
habits with streaks and heatmaps, the entire Grove, widgets and the menu-bar quick
add. Nothing in Free expires.
What does Plus add?
Plus adds cloud sync across your devices, sharing with
the person you plan with, “Show as Busy” for tasks you keep private, task templates
and saved filters, and premium Grove scenes. US$1.99 a month, after a 30-day free
trial of everything.
Why the extra step on first launch?
Weektide is a direct download rather than an App Store build, so
macOS asks you to confirm the first launch. Open Weektide once (macOS shows a notice),
then go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down and click
Open Anyway, and confirm. You do this exactly once. Every launch
after that is normal.
When is the iPhone app coming?
It’s built: tasks, calendar, habits and the Grove all run on
iPhone today, and it arrives with the App Store release. With sync turned on, your
Mac and iPhone stay in step from day one.
Where is Weektide heading?
Toward a planner that understands hard weeks. It will pull commitments
out of rosters and emails as proposals you approve, plan around real energy
rather than empty calendar space, and recover the day calmly when it collapses.
Nothing is marketed before it ships: the Building next
page tracks what’s shipped, what’s in progress and what’s planned, and
What is a shared life planner? explains the idea
Weektide is built around.
Where does my data live?
On your device. Weektide works completely offline, and nothing leaves
your Mac unless you turn on sync or sharing. Both are optional and under your control.
The full detail is in the privacy policy.
- Open the download. The installer window appears with everything you need.
- Slide Weektide into Applications. The installer window shows the way, and that’s the whole install.
- First launch: open Weektide, dismiss the macOS notice, then click Open Anyway in System Settings → Privacy & Security. You do this once, then it opens normally.
Built in Perth by one developer who plans his own week around a uni timetable and shares his lists with the person he plans with.