Introducing Weekly

Weekly started with a very specific headache: a real-estate media studio juggling shoot schedules, edit queues, rush jobs, and deliveries across text threads, calendars, and spreadsheets that never quite agreed with each other.

The tools that promised to fix it were either too heavy — enterprise project suites where creating a task feels like filing taxes — or too light to survive a real shoot day. We wanted the middle: a board that reads like a schedule, updates like a group chat, and holds the actual work — photos, addresses, statuses, deadlines, people.

Weekly is a shared, live workflow board. Groups hold phases of work, columns hold whatever matters to you — status pills, dates, people, files, links, numbers — and every change any teammate makes appears on everyone else's screen instantly.

Around the board sits a workspace: a Files view that collects every attachment in one organized place, a Calendar that plots every dated job across every board, global search, and a My Work view that buckets your plate into Overdue, Today, and This Week.

The bones of this workflow — jobs come in, get assigned, move through stages, get delivered — belong to a lot of businesses. That's why new boards in Weekly start from a template gallery spanning help desks, field service, production, content, sales, and construction, or from a sentence: describe your business and the AI wizard designs your board.

Weekly is in early access. Create a team, kick the tires, and tell us what your week needs.