WEEK

Weekfolio Brings Calm to Paper Planning — Without Turning It Digital

Many people still prefer planning their weeks on paper. Writing by hand feels deliberate and personal — but once a week is over, those pages often disappear into a notebook or drawer.

Weekfolio is an iOS app designed to preserve them without replacing paper planning.

Paper First

Weekfolio organizes photos of planner pages week by week, making it easy to revisit past weeks, search handwritten pages, and remember what actually happened.

For supported layouts, it can also recognize handwritten events and suggest adding them to a digital calendar, always with user confirmation.

Private by Design

On supported devices, Weekfolio can use Apple Intelligence to create summaries and surface recurring activities or notable moments.

Processing happens on device, while planner photos remain in the user’s personal iCloud. No planner data is sent to external servers or used to train models.

Built Around Real Planners

Weekfolio supports different weekly layouts, including time grids, weekday sections, notes pages, and handwritten times. Rather than forcing a new system, it adapts to how people already plan.

Remember, Don’t Measure

There are no streaks, scores, or productivity judgments.

Some weeks are full. Some are quiet. Both are worth keeping.

Weekfolio turns paper weeks into a personal archive — without turning paper planning into another digital productivity system.

The app works fully without Apple Intelligence, with smart features available on supported devices.