Weekrise

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Plan weekly tasks, coordinate with collaborators, and organize larger work on project boards.

SI Score
80/100
Pricing
Freemium AI reading, not confirmed
Free plan
Yes AI reading, not confirmed
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Screenshot of the Weekrise homepage

What it does

Weekrise is a weekly task planner with shared calendars and Kanban boards for work that does not fit a simple list. Its official page describes task assignment, public calendar sharing, repeating tasks, a Pomodoro timer, daily email digests, Google Calendar sync, and filters. The displayed Free plan is $0 per month with one collaborator, calendar, and board; Pro is $4 per month and expands those limits.

Weekrise organizes tasks around a weekly plan and adds boards for work that does not fit neatly into a calendar. The official feature list includes recurring tasks, Google Calendar sync, public calendar sharing, assignments, a Pomodoro timer, and daily email digests. That mix gives an individual a clear weekly view while leaving a path to share tasks with collaborators.

The homepage displays a Free plan at $0 per month with one collaborator, calendar, and board, plus a Pro plan at $4 per month with expanded limits and additional tools. The free tier is useful for trying the workflow, but teams that need several calendars or boards may need to pay. I reviewed the official product and pricing page; I did not test a team workspace or mobile app.

Strengths

  • The weekly planner combines recurring tasks, boards, and Google Calendar sync.
  • Task assignment, public calendar sharing, and Pomodoro support cover both individual planning and small-team coordination.

Watch out for

  • The Free plan is limited to one collaborator, one calendar, and one board.

Best for

  • People who want a weekly task planner with room for project boards.
  • Small teams sharing a limited set of tasks and calendars.

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