No — it's a board with due dates. Cards have a day, not a time slot, which is what most weekly tasks need. A private calendar feed is there if you want due dates in your calendar app.

Can I plan with my partner too?

Yes. The same board works for two: invite one person free and hand cards back and forth. On your own, nothing asks you to.

Yes, forever: unlimited boards and cards with every feature, no trial and no credit card.

For one person

Weekly planner app: plan the week on one board

Updated 26 October 2026 · by the Simpleban team

In short

The simplest weekly planner is a board with a This week column: on Monday you pull the handful of cards that matter into it, during the week you move them through Doing to Done, and on Sunday you look at what's left. Simpleban is built for exactly that loop — quick add with dates in plain words, a Monday “your week” email, repeating chores that come back on their own, and My day for what's due today. Free, for one person or two.

Simpleban, a kanban board for two people: a shared “Our home” board with This week, Doing, Waiting and Done columns, cards marked Mine or assigned to a partner, due dates, repeating chores and a moving-day countdown.

The weekly loop

Monday: pull 5–10 cards into This week — the Monday email lists what's open to choose from
Every day: My day shows what's overdue and due today; move cards to Doing, then Done
Sunday: whatever didn't move goes back to Someday or gets a due date — no guilt, just a decision

Dates without the calendar

Most weekly tasks don't need a time slot, they need a day. Type “Call the bank Thursday” and the card is due Thursday; type “Groceries next week” and it's a week out. The Today / This week filters show just those cards; the calendar feed puts due dates into Google, Apple or Outlook if you want them there.

Chores that come back

Bins on Sunday, plants every three days, rent on the 1st: set a card to repeat and it returns to the top of the board on its day. Nothing to re-add, nothing to remember.

Templates to start from

Questions, answered

Is this a calendar?: No — it's a board with due dates. Cards have a day, not a time slot, which is what most weekly tasks need. A private calendar feed is there if you want due dates in your calendar app.
Can I plan with my partner too?: Yes. The same board works for two: invite one person free and hand cards back and forth. On your own, nothing asks you to.
Is it free?: Yes, forever: unlimited boards and cards with every feature, no trial and no credit card.