Weekflow

A personal time-audit for your week. Turn your Google Calendar into a quiet weekly reflection loop.

What it does

Weekflow reads your Google Calendar and shows where your hours actually went each week — by category, by day, against the weekly targets you set. At the end of every week, write three short reflection bullets and an optional commitment for the week ahead. Last week's commitment surfaces alongside this week's reflection so the loop closes.

What it doesn't do

• No backend. Your reflection notes, commitments, and event cache live only on your device.
• No tracking, telemetry, analytics, or advertising.
• No data shared with third parties — Google Calendar is the only external service the app talks to.

What permissions Weekflow asks for

• See the list of Google calendars you're subscribed to (calendar.calendarlist.readonly) — needed to show calendar names and colors in the in-app filter.
• View and edit events on all your calendars (calendar.events) — read events to compute weekly hours per category; write events when you log time directly from Weekflow's quick-add or timer.
• See your Google Calendar settings (calendar.settings.readonly) — read your "Start of the week" preference so Weekflow's weekly view matches the day your week begins on in Google Calendar.

Status

Currently in private testing. Built and run by one person.