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Every project on one weekly calendar, as detailed as you need it

Each project keeps its own dates, and the week they add up to only exists in your head. The Weekpad puts them in one week, hour by hour, with ongoing tasks shown or hidden as you choose.

The TaskQuark app on the Weekpad for the week of Sunday 20 to Saturday 26 September 2026, sidebar open with Weekpad selected: the week navigator, seven day columns, the afternoon and evening hours with timed tasks from a client onboarding, an office move, and a gym season, and the To Do row of tasks with no time set at the foot of each day
The same Weekpad on a phone: Monday 21 to Wednesday 23 September from 07:00, hour by hour, with the gym, client onboarding, and move tasks at their times
  • Weeks. Move ahead through the coming weeks, or back through past ones, and return straight to this one.
  • Days. Weekdays only or the whole week. Click a day to open that day’s Todopad.
  • Hours. Every event, from every project, in the hour it happens.
  • To Do. The work with no time set, at the foot of the day it belongs to.
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Schedule and To Do

The schedule of a day, and the work with no time on it

An ordinary week calendar only has room for what has a time. Here each day holds both: every project’s events in their hours, and its to-dos at the foot of the day.

Tasks and events, one thingAn event is a task with a time on the calendar. A task can also have a date and no time, or no dates at all.
Events, by the hourEach event in the hour it starts, ends, or falls due, whichever project it belongs to.
To-dos, still on the dayTasks with a date but no time sit in To Do, not off the calendar.
The Weekpad from its left edge, sidebar open with Weekpad selected: Sunday 20 to Tuesday 22 from 15:00, timed tasks from the onboarding, move, and gym projects in their hours, then the To Do row with the tasks that have no time set under their days, four of them on Monday
Weeks and days

A pad for your week, not yet another calendar

You already have a calendar, and it shows your meetings to everyone you work with. The Weekpad is your own pad beside it: drag a task to another day or hour, change its state or priority from its card, or click an empty hour to add one.

Click a day, open its TodopadEach day’s header opens that date on the Todopad, ready to work through.
Every client’s deadlines in one weekEach client sets its own dates. Here they sit in one week, so you see what Thursday already holds before you promise it to someone else.
Add a new event or to-do with one clickClick an empty spot in any hour and a new task opens with that day and time already set. Click in To Do for one with the day and no time.
The toggles row reading Show ongoing and Show weekend above the five weekdays, Monday 21 marked as today, from 07:00: early gym sessions and the onboarding and move tasks through the day
Main events or details

The main events of the week, without the daily noise

A task you are working on for days shows up on every one of them. You can hide ongoing tasks for a cleaner view of the week, or show them all for the full detail of any project.

Full week detail or high-level view

Select one project and show ongoing tasks for everything it has on. Select all projects and hide them for a high-level view of the week.

Ongoing tasks

A task in the doing state is under way on every day between its start and end dates, so the Weekpad puts it on each of them — at its work time, or in To Do when it has none.

What stays when you hide the ongoing detail

Every date that matters: the start and end of a task, its due and target dates, and the days its schedule repeats. Only the daily copies of work under way come off, until you show them again.

The Hide ongoing and Show weekend toggles above Monday 21 to Friday 25 from 09:00 to 13:00, with the task Access setup sessions with the client’s IT at 11:00 on each of the five days
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Whatever the week holds

One client’s week, or every client’s at once

Freelancing, a client asks what you have on for them. Select their project and the week shows only their work; select all your projects and you see everything you owe.

Your own work has a place between the meetings

Managing a team, the week fills with other people’s meetings. What you have to do yourself sits in To Do under each day, where you can see which day has room for it.

The personal side is in the same week

Running a business, work and personal commitments share the same days. Both sit in one week, so the appointment is there before a client meeting lands on top of it.

Start the week on your own pad, with every project already on it.

Start with one project and the dates you owe this week.The Weekpad puts each one on its day.

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