The school planner that keeps up with your timetable.

Everything a paper planner can't do

Weeklie was built for timetables that don't repeat neatly — and then given the reminders, homework tracking and widgets a notebook was never going to manage.

• Alternating weeks, done right

  A/B weeks, or any cycle up to four weeks. Set it up once and Weeklie tracks which week you're in — and if a holiday shifts the pattern, correcting it is one setting.

• Homework that gets done

  Save every assignment with its due date and tick it off when it's finished. Nothing gets lost between the lesson and the deadline.

• Reminders that make sense

  A nudge before a class starts, and another before a deadline — set per class and per assignment, so it isn't shouting at you all day. Reminders are part of the one-off purchase.

• A real home screen widget

  Today's classes at a glance on iOS and Android, plus Apple Watch. Most days you never open the app.

• Share with your class

  Send your timetable as a file, or share an 8-character code a classmate types in. Nobody retypes the whole semester.

• Works offline, no account

  Your schedule lives on your device. No sign-up, no email, nothing to lose when the school Wi-Fi drops.

• Just ask Siri

  "What's my next lesson?" — Siri answers without you opening anything. Today's and tomorrow's classes work the same way.

• In your language

  Weeklie is fully translated into 12 languages, so it reads like it was made where you are — not run through a translator.

What costs money, and what doesn't

Questions

Does Weeklie handle A/B weeks?

Yes — that’s the reason it exists. You can set up a cycle of up to four recurring weeks, and the app tracks which one you’re in automatically.

What about block scheduling or a longer rotation?

Both work. Weeklie repeats a cycle of one to four whole weeks, so block schedules and A/B, three-week or four-week rotations all fit. A cycle that isn’t a whole number of weeks — a six-day rotation, for example — isn’t supported.

Do I need an account?

No. Weeklie works offline and stores your timetable on your device. There’s nothing to sign up for.

Is it free?

The timetable, homework tracking and the home screen widget are free, with ads. One optional purchase, paid once, removes the ads and unlocks reminders and photo attachments.

Can I move my timetable to a new phone?

Yes — export it as a file and import it on the new device. Sharing with a classmate works the same way, or the app can generate an 8-character code they type in instead.

Which platforms does it run on?

iOS and Android, with home screen widgets on both and an Apple Watch app. Weeklie has been on the App Store since 2014.