Notes that know when they matter.
Weekframe organizes notes by date and channel, so every thought, task, file, and discussion has a clear place in your week.
A calmer way to handle notes, dates, and conversations.
Most notes apps become piles. Weekframe gives every note two anchors: a date and a channel. That makes it easy to know when something matters, where it belongs, and who is involved.
Pick a date
Create notes for today, tomorrow, or any upcoming day.
Choose a channel
Put the note in Personal, a project channel, or a shared space.
Discuss it there
Comments keep feedback connected to the exact note.
Built around how your week actually works.
Notes are not just floating documents. In Weekframe, every note has a day, every note belongs to a channel, and every discussion stays attached to the note it belongs to.
Date-based notes
Every note belongs to a day, so your dashboard stays focused on what matters today, tomorrow, and later this week.
Channels
Each note belongs to a channel. Keep personal notes, team updates, project work, and shared spaces cleanly separated.
Comments
Discuss notes directly where the context lives. No more chasing feedback across random chats and messages.
Attachments
Attach files to notes so documents, images, and references stay connected to the right day and channel.
Clear authorship
See who created each note, which channel it belongs to, and whether it has files or activity attached.
Overdue visibility
Old unfinished notes can surface back into today, helping you notice what slipped instead of losing it forever.
Keep private notes private. Share only what belongs together.
Your Personal channel is for your own notes. Shared channels are for people, projects, teams, launches, classes, or anything else that needs its own space.
Start with one note. Put it on a day. Place it in a channel.
That is the whole idea. Simple structure, less mess, and a dashboard that shows what is coming next.