Tweek

A minimal weekly planner that lays out to-dos on a week view, like a paper diary.

Verified facts: 4 of 4
Alternatives ranked: 4
Approved reviews: 0
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About Tweek

Tweek shows your tasks laid out across the days of the week, the way you would write them in a paper planner, with a someday column for things without a date. Unfinished tasks roll to the next day automatically. You can colour-code tasks, attach notes, set recurring tasks and reminders, switch to day or month views, print a week, and share calendars with family or teammates for free. Premium adds subtasks, attachments, reminders, recurring tasks and sync with Google, Outlook and Apple calendars and Apple Reminders. There is also an API and an MCP server so AI assistants can add and move tasks. Tweek works in any browser and has apps for iPhone, iPad, Android and Mac (the Mac app is the iPad version running on Apple silicon). It is intentionally simple: there are no projects, priorities or filters, so it suits people who plan by the week rather than by project.

Best for: People who plan week by week and want a paper-planner feel.

What works

Clear week view with automatic rollover
Free sharing with unlimited users
Printable weekly layout

Why people leave

No projects, priorities or filters
Subtasks, reminders and repeats require Premium
No Windows app beyond the browser

Top Tweek alternatives

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1
Any.do
Combines a list, daily planner and calendar if you want more structure than a week grid.
66.5
2
TickTick
Has a week and timeline calendar view plus projects, filters and a focus timer.
62.6
3
Todoist
Project-based lists with a calendar layout on Pro, for when you outgrow a weekly page.
59.6
4
Google Tasks
Free tasks that sit directly on your Google Calendar.
57.2

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Tweek: common questions

Is Tweek free?

Tweek has a free plan and paid plans.

Is Tweek open source?

No, Tweek is not open source.

What platforms does Tweek run on?

Tweek is available for Web, macOS, iOS and Android.

What are the best alternatives to Tweek?

The highest-ranked Tweek alternatives right now are Any.do, TickTick and Todoist. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Tweek facts

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Free sharing: Free for unlimited users; Checked Oct 25, 2026tweek.so(opens source in a new tab); “Sure, Tweek is free for unlimited users.”
Premium features: Subtasks and attachments; Checked Oct 25, 2026tweek.so(opens source in a new tab); “Premium adds subtasks and attachments”
Platforms: Web, iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac; Checked Oct 25, 2026tweek.so(opens source in a new tab); “Tweek works in any web browser, on iPhone and iPad, on Android, and on Mac — the iPad app runs on Macs with Apple silicon.”
API: REST API and MCP server; Checked Oct 25, 2026tweek.so(opens source in a new tab); “The REST API and the MCP server work on the free plan too, with a lower monthly limit.”