The weekly loop
Your Week
Everything that belongs to a week, in the order a week happens. Each one keeps its own page — this is just the way in.
Today, in order
Monday, October 26
Reading your day…
This only reflects what your week, appointments and kits already hold. Drag anything — or use the small arrows — to read the day in the order you prefer; nothing underneath moves. A check is a quiet acknowledgment you can take back at once — nothing is counted, scored or carried as a streak.
Tomorrow, briefly
Tuesday, October 27
Reading tomorrow…
A look ahead only — the same week, appointments and kits you already keep.
Weekly capacity
How much of this week is actually yours?
A week holds 168 hours. Take out sleep, committed time, and the daily basics, and what’s left is what you can design. Nothing is saved anywhere but this device.
You have about 52 hours of designable time this week.
Plan into that, not past it.
Start the week
Set it down before it starts
Lay out the week on purpose — the shape, the intentions, and the one thing that anchors each day.
During
When the week gets hard
A week that goes sideways doesn't need a plan. It needs a floor.
Close the week
Put it down cleanly
Closing is its own act — first the plain close, then the guided sequence if you want it.
Look back
See where the week actually went
Not a score. A read on how the week ran.
Nothing here is merged — every page, history and tier works exactly as it did.