Features

Everything your week needs.

Boards built for real work.

A live table your whole team shares — statuses, dates, people, numbers, files, links.

  • Autofit keeps every column on screen, no sideways scrolling
  • Table, calendar, gallery, kanban, and files views per board
  • A Rush Queue view that pulses red when something can't wait
  • Row colors, drag-and-drop, a recycle bin, CSV export, and a "13 today" counter

Teams, roles, and made-up titles.

Invite with a link. Security stays simple; identity stays yours.

  • Admin, member, viewer — enforced by the database itself
  • Job titles are whatever you say: Editor, Designer, Drone Pilot
  • Single-use, expiring invite links, revocable any time
  • Workload visibility is the admin's call

Start from a template. Or a sentence.

Eight industry templates, one-click board copying — and an AI wizard.

  • Real-estate media, help desk, field service, production, content, sales, construction, projects
  • Preview any template before you commit
  • Describe your business and AI designs the groups, columns, and statuses
  • Built into signup, so your first board already fits

One workspace, nothing lost.

Everything your team attaches or schedules is findable without digging.

  • Files: every photo and document, organized by board, with thumbnails
  • Calendar: every dated item across every board on one month grid
  • ⌘K search finds any item on any board in a keystroke
  • My Work buckets your plate into Overdue, Today, and This Week

Connected to your bookings.

Weekly's first integration is Aryeo — the schedule syncs itself.

  • Appointments become rows: address, time, photographer, status
  • Rescheduled shoots move; nothing duplicates
  • Cancellations follow the job onto other boards, boxed in red
  • One-click deep links to the order in the Aryeo dashboard

Private by architecture.

Multi-tenant with row-level security — isolation at the database layer.

  • Every query runs under your own credentials
  • File storage is private; links are short-lived and signed
  • Viewers are read-only everywhere, enforced server-side