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Five ways to see your time
Day, 2-day, 4-day, week and month views with spiral-bound page turns, and a free-form page for every day.
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iOS & iPadOS · weekly planner
Paperweek Agenda
The paper diary, minus the paper.
Calendar apps chop the week into grids. Paperweek shows it on one page you turn like a spiral notebook, and keeps it on your device.
- For
- People who plan on paper
- Platform
- iPhone & iPad
- Status
- Built by Pirahas · coming to the App Store
( 01 · The problem )
Calendars that don't feel like yours
People who love a paper diary see the whole week at a glance and write anywhere. Calendar apps give them hourly grids and nested menus instead, and the diary on the desk can't remind them of anything or lock itself.
( 02 · What we built )
A week you can turn
We built Paperweek in SwiftUI to feel like a paper planner: the week spread across two pages with a spiral binding, a page-turn to the next week, one tap to write. Reminders, search, widgets and backup sit underneath. There is no server and no account; optional sync runs on the user's own iCloud.
( 03 · How it works )
How it works
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Tasks, events, reminders
Notes, checkable tasks with priority and subtasks, timed events and repeating entries, plus a Today screen that moves unfinished tasks forward in one tap.
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Private by design
No ads, no account, no analytics. The planner lives on the device, optional sync uses the user's own private iCloud, and a PIN or Face ID keeps it shut.
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Widgets, Pencil, PDF
Today and Week widgets, Apple Pencil drawing and photos on the page, Siri & Shortcuts, full backup and week or month PDFs.
( 04 · Screens )
Screens
Real screens · sample data
( 05 · By the numbers )
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paper designs
Eighteen paper designs, six of them patterned like linen, watercolour and graph paper; six classic designs are free.
( Stack )SwiftUISwiftDataCloudKitWidgetKitPencilKitStoreKit 2