Answers
What is the best app to plan your week?
For planning a week you then actually finish, use a calendar that shows the whole week and lets you tick blocks off. Cutline is built for that: plan the week in blocks (or paste a template), tick each block off when it is done, and see the week's score. It is free. If your week is mostly meetings set by others, Google Calendar or Outlook remain the place for those, and they can show inside Cutline.
How to choose
| If your week is mostly… | Use |
|---|---|
| Hours you decide yourself | A weekly time-blocking calendar, such as Cutline |
| Meetings others book | Google Calendar or Outlook (linked into Cutline) |
| A long list of small tasks | A to-do app, then block the important ones |
Plan a week in 20 minutes
- Put fixed things in first: work, classes, training.
- Give your one to three most important projects real blocks.
- Batch small tasks into one or two blocks.
- Leave a buffer each day.
Full guide: how to plan your week. Or start from a template.
Questions
Is there a weekly planner template I can copy?
Yes. Cutline has over 30 free week templates, from 5 AM Founder to Exam Week, each with the reasoning behind every block.
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Keep reading
GuidesHow to plan your weekA simple 20-minute method to plan your week on Sunday: outcomes, anchors, deep work, buffers and a review. With examples and free templates.TemplatesProven weeks you can copy: hour by hour, with the reasoning behind each block. Use one as it is, or as a starting point for your own.Best ofBest free weekly plannersFree weekly planner apps compared: Cutline, Google Calendar, Notion Calendar, TickTick and Todoist.FeaturesOnline weekly plannerPlan your whole week online in minutes. Type it in one line, start from a template, or drag blocks onto the Grid. Free weekly planner with XP and streaks.