Tweek: Minimal Weekly Planner

Name: Tweek: Minimal Weekly Planner
Rating: 4.8 (1285 reviews)
Author: SCADA SIA

To Do List, Reminders & Tasks

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

1.3K Ratings
Age Rating

4+
Years
Category

Productivity
Developer

SCADA SIA
Language

EN
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Size

72.7
MB

Super simple planner without the fuss. Tweek feels as natural as pen and paper. It's a minimal weekly planner and to do list built around one clean week view, with no hourly slots and no clutter. Organise tasks, reminders and notes, share your week with your family or team, and sync it both ways with the calendars you already use. - Week, day and month views Tweek opens in the week view by default, with no hourly scheduling. We think it's the best way to organise your life and work without stress. You see the whole week at a glance and simply move things around. Zoom into a single day planner when you need focus, or switch to the month view for the bigger picture. Use it as a weekly planner, a shared family calendar, or a simple day planner. - To do list, notes, checklists and subtasks Note down your thoughts in a text editor, break big items into subtasks, and build checklists. Attach files to any task, so the document you need sits right where you'll look for it. Everything lives next to the day it belongs to. - Two-way sync with Google, Outlook, Apple Calendar and Reminders Full two-way sync, not just import. Add or edit something in Tweek and it shows up in Google, Outlook and Apple, and anything you change there flows straight back into your week. - Web, iPad and Mac apps Tweek works on iPhone and iPad, on Mac, and in any browser. Start your week on your phone, plan it properly at your desk, tick things off on the go. Your calendar and your tasks are the same wherever you open them. - Colours and custom themes Paint any task any colour you like, and build your own colour theme for the whole calendar. A cosy highlighter and paper feel, in an aesthetic minimalist design. - Reminders and custom recurring tasks Get reminders by email or push notification so nothing slips. Set up recurring tasks on your own pattern: every few days, on specific weekdays, or whatever your routine actually looks like. Build it once and let it run. - Share and collaborate Share your whole weekly planner or just a single task, and work on it together with your team or family. A shared calendar that people actually read. - Your printable paper planner template Go beyond online planning. Print your week filled out or empty and do whatever you want with it: pin it to the wall, use it for a brainstorming session with your team, or hand your schedule to a client. Questions or ideas? Write to us at hello@tweek.so X: @tweekHQ Threads: @tweek.so www.tweek.so Terms of use: https://tweek.so/s/terms.pdf

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

out of 5

1.3K Ratings

Tweek Is Simply Life-Changing
01/26/2025
Luis A Antonio
I’ve been using Tweek for over a year now, and it’s completely changed how I get things done. For years, I struggled with overly complicated to-do apps—ones that made me spend more time setting up tasks and organizing lists than actually crossing things off. But then I found Tweek, and everything clicked.This app is as close to a paper planner as it gets, but better. It’s simple, clean, and absolutely intuitive. There’s no endless learning curve, no overwhelming features—just a beautifully designed space that helps you stay productive. It’s aesthetically pleasing, easy to use, and it keeps me focused on what matters.I’ve recommended Tweek to my classmates because it truly delivers. If you’re tired of apps that feel like work instead of helping you do the work, Tweek is the answer. It’s not just a to-do list; it’s a productivity tool that actually gets out of your way. Five stars all the way.

Developer Response
Thank you so much for the kind words, Luis! We're glad that Tweek is so helpful for you 🙌
Tweek Is Simply Life-Changing
01/26/2025
Luis A Antonio

I’ve been using Tweek for over a year now, and it’s completely changed how I get things done. For years, I struggled with overly complicated to-do apps—ones that made me spend more time setting up tasks and organizing lists than actually crossing things off. But then I found Tweek, and everything clicked.This app is as close to a paper planner as it gets, but better. It’s simple, clean, and absolutely intuitive. There’s no endless learning curve, no overwhelming features—just a beautifully designed space that helps you stay productive. It’s aesthetically pleasing, easy to use, and it keeps me focused on what matters.I’ve recommended Tweek to my classmates because it truly delivers. If you’re tired of apps that feel like work instead of helping you do the work, Tweek is the answer. It’s not just a to-do list; it’s a productivity tool that actually gets out of your way. Five stars all the way.
Developer Response 01/28/2025
Thank you so much for the kind words, Luis! We're glad that Tweek is so helpful for you 🙌
A great app for weekly task management
01/25/2024
ry3bee
Tweek is awesome if you don’t really need anything powerful for recurring tasks. I like Tweek a lot. It has a distinct personality and clear perspective on managing tasks. It turns out it does not match my perspective, so I’ve struggled to use it. For one, there’s not a great way to inbox tasks to later triage. You can, theoretically, add them to “someday,” but this is somewhat tedious (constantly scrolling down, etc). In general, input feels slightly more tedious than it should be when you want to move fast, and woefully incomplete when you need more structure and detail. Also, can set up recurring tasks, but you cannot defer them. When the date is passed for other tasks, you can set them to persist in your subsequent days, which is great. But not recurring tasks, which is less great. In addition to all of that, the app (both iOS and web) is buggy in some predictable ways. For example, if you create a recurring task with lots of subtasks, it will crash the app. Every time you complete a subtask it will check with you if you want to check that subtask for every future instantiation of that subtask. I get how this could be the case, but it’s not, so I want it to stop. I think what I’m realizing as I type all of this, and I’ll add to the top, is that Tweek is awesome if you don’t really need anything powerful for recurring tasks.Updated review score to reflect my satisfaction with a delightful developer response.

Developer Response
Thank you so much for such comprehensive feedback! Tweek was originally intended to be a simple, minimalist app for to-do lists, this is the concept behind Tweek. But you can adapt it, for example for GTD, we have an article — https://scadalv.medium.com/the-ultimate-guide-to-the-getting-things-done-method-with-examples-1fc9b4a84a50Regarding the mechanism of adding subtasks to recurring tasks - it's normal, that's how the modification of recurring tasks works, as the list of subtasks is stored inside a particular task 👍
A great app for weekly task management
01/25/2024
ry3bee

Tweek is awesome if you don’t really need anything powerful for recurring tasks. I like Tweek a lot. It has a distinct personality and clear perspective on managing tasks. It turns out it does not match my perspective, so I’ve struggled to use it. For one, there’s not a great way to inbox tasks to later triage. You can, theoretically, add them to “someday,” but this is somewhat tedious (constantly scrolling down, etc). In general, input feels slightly more tedious than it should be when you want to move fast, and woefully incomplete when you need more structure and detail. Also, can set up recurring tasks, but you cannot defer them. When the date is passed for other tasks, you can set them to persist in your subsequent days, which is great. But not recurring tasks, which is less great. In addition to all of that, the app (both iOS and web) is buggy in some predictable ways. For example, if you create a recurring task with lots of subtasks, it will crash the app. Every time you complete a subtask it will check with you if you want to check that subtask for every future instantiation of that subtask. I get how this could be the case, but it’s not, so I want it to stop. I think what I’m realizing as I type all of this, and I’ll add to the top, is that Tweek is awesome if you don’t really need anything powerful for recurring tasks.Updated review score to reflect my satisfaction with a delightful developer response.
Developer Response 01/24/2024
Thank you so much for such comprehensive feedback! Tweek was originally intended to be a simple, minimalist app for to-do lists, this is the concept behind Tweek. But you can adapt it, for example for GTD, we have an article — https://scadalv.medium.com/the-ultimate-guide-to-the-getting-things-done-method-with-examples-1fc9b4a84a50Regarding the mechanism of adding subtasks to recurring tasks - it's normal, that's how the modification of recurring tasks works, as the list of subtasks is stored inside a particular task 👍
So Close
06/25/2025
FancyMomma22
This app is so close to everything I have been searching for in a digital planner. It has the reminders, the planner concept & the calendar. I really like the weekly review with the Someday spot. Think Bullet Journal meets iCal. But unless I am missing something, you can set a time for your reminders but you cannot add an event & it’s start time to that event in the app. Which means I have to go back to the original calendar to do all of that for it to show up on Tweek. But it’s advertised to support managing multiple calendars-how is that if it added multiple steps. I thought it was a feature of the subscription since that was when you can sync to Apple & Google but it’s not. Again, unless I am missing something but I read every question on Help & Support before posting this review. At this point, I feel like I jipped almost $40 for more work. Not very happy. A good 7-day trial would have been nice to try on. Also, you cannot select which calendar to place a task on when it is added. Finally-I would love to see Outlook syncing & saw that it is in the works since 2024 per Help & Support.

Developer Response
Hello! Thank you for such a detailed review and feedback! Yes, Tweek is free from any hourly schedule to reduce stress; that's the concept of the app. But you can always write the time in the task title. Multiple calendars allow you to have separate to-do lists for different to-do lists, for example, if you want to share one calendar with colleagues and perform work tasks, and leave another for your own and family matters. Something like that. Yes, Premium gives you access to synchronization with Google/Apple Calendar as well as Reminders. You can switch between calendars to add a task to a specific one, as well as set a default calendar. Synchronization with Outlook is on our list of user requests, we hope we won't keep you waiting too long. Tweek does not have a trial period, but there is a 14-day money-back guarantee. You can always write to us at hello@tweek.so to get a promo code for a subscription.👍
So Close
06/25/2025
FancyMomma22

This app is so close to everything I have been searching for in a digital planner. It has the reminders, the planner concept & the calendar. I really like the weekly review with the Someday spot. Think Bullet Journal meets iCal. But unless I am missing something, you can set a time for your reminders but you cannot add an event & it’s start time to that event in the app. Which means I have to go back to the original calendar to do all of that for it to show up on Tweek. But it’s advertised to support managing multiple calendars-how is that if it added multiple steps. I thought it was a feature of the subscription since that was when you can sync to Apple & Google but it’s not. Again, unless I am missing something but I read every question on Help & Support before posting this review. At this point, I feel like I jipped almost $40 for more work. Not very happy. A good 7-day trial would have been nice to try on. Also, you cannot select which calendar to place a task on when it is added. Finally-I would love to see Outlook syncing & saw that it is in the works since 2024 per Help & Support.
Developer Response 06/27/2025
Hello! Thank you for such a detailed review and feedback! Yes, Tweek is free from any hourly schedule to reduce stress; that's the concept of the app. But you can always write the time in the task title. Multiple calendars allow you to have separate to-do lists for different to-do lists, for example, if you want to share one calendar with colleagues and perform work tasks, and leave another for your own and family matters. Something like that. Yes, Premium gives you access to synchronization with Google/Apple Calendar as well as Reminders. You can switch between calendars to add a task to a specific one, as well as set a default calendar. Synchronization with Outlook is on our list of user requests, we hope we won't keep you waiting too long. Tweek does not have a trial period, but there is a 14-day money-back guarantee. You can always write to us at hello@tweek.so to get a promo code for a subscription.👍
I always come back to Tweek
06/03/2024
Overnightwalker
There are so many more feature-filled apps to plan a week, and I continue to use some of them. But to sit down and list everything I need to get done in the week, then drag and drop them until the week makes sense, that's how I use Tweek. There is nothing better.Besides it's simplicity, I love that the web app and the iPhone app both allow me to look at pretty much the same thing. On the web app, you can see the week at a glance but even on my smaller iPhone, I can see multiple days on the screen. The point for me when I'm deciding what to plan for each day is to look at the week as a whole. I can scroll through the week, which is helpful. Some other weekly apps make you swipe from one day to the next, which makes dragging and dropping to rearrange tasks to be a little more awkward.Tweek is the way to plan the week!

Developer Response
Thank you so much for such amazing feedback and for choosing Tweek 💖
I always come back to Tweek
06/03/2024
Overnightwalker

There are so many more feature-filled apps to plan a week, and I continue to use some of them. But to sit down and list everything I need to get done in the week, then drag and drop them until the week makes sense, that's how I use Tweek. There is nothing better.Besides it's simplicity, I love that the web app and the iPhone app both allow me to look at pretty much the same thing. On the web app, you can see the week at a glance but even on my smaller iPhone, I can see multiple days on the screen. The point for me when I'm deciding what to plan for each day is to look at the week as a whole. I can scroll through the week, which is helpful. Some other weekly apps make you swipe from one day to the next, which makes dragging and dropping to rearrange tasks to be a little more awkward.Tweek is the way to plan the week!
Developer Response 06/04/2024
Thank you so much for such amazing feedback and for choosing Tweek 💖

In this release: *you can now choose Saturday as the first day of the week in Settings *the app icon can now show the number of today's open tasks: turn on the new "Icon badge" switch in Settings, under General *a connected calendar now has a ⋮ menu in Settings: "Remove connection" unlinks Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar or Apple Reminders right away, without signing in to Google or Microsoft first *text typed in a task card is now saved as soon as you leave the app, so it isn't lost if iOS closes Tweek in the background *after a new day is picked in a task card, "Duplicate" now puts the copy on that day and leaves the original where it was *a subscription that ended long ago no longer brings back the failed payment notice and email when the app starts *bug fixes and stability improvements More to come — follow us on X (Twitter) @tweekHQ and Threads @tweek.so for updates.

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Seller: SCADA SIA
Size: 72.7 MB
Category: Productivity
Compatibility: Requires iOS 16.0 or later.

iPhone
Requires iOS 16.0 or later.

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Requires iPadOS 16.0 or later.

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Requires macOS 12.0.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.

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