Your week, adjustable from anywhere.

When a task shows up between meetings or on the way home, you need somewhere to put it before it slips. WeekFlux lets you add tasks fast from your phone, so capture happens in the moment rather than from memory later.

New tasks land in your planner and stay there until you decide where they belong. You can capture now and schedule later, which keeps the act of writing something down separate from the work of arranging your week.

Placing tasks into the week on a phone needs its own design. WeekFlux uses a mobile day view and a mobile week strip so you can move through days and drop work where it fits, without fighting a cramped version of the desktop calendar.

The mobile day view focuses on one day at a time for detailed placement, while the week strip lets you glance across the week and jump between days. Together they give you a touch-friendly way to schedule tasks into time without losing the wider context.

Focus should be reachable wherever you are working. WeekFlux lets you start a Deep Focus session from your phone, with Pomodoro-style cycles that mark out focused time and breaks.

Starting a session on mobile is useful when you are working away from your desk and want a clear, timed block rather than an open-ended stretch. The focus layout is built for the small screen, so the timer and controls stay simple while a session runs.

Habits are easiest to keep when checking them in is frictionless. WeekFlux includes a mobile habit panel where you can tick daily, weekly, and monthly habits as you complete them.

Because streaks in WeekFlux are honest, marking a habit done on your phone reflects what actually happened rather than padding a number. The panel keeps your current habits within reach so a quick tap is all it takes to stay current.

Some thoughts need more room than a task title. WeekFlux gives you mobile notes for jotting context, decisions, or anything you want to keep alongside your week.

Quick notes on mobile mean you can capture the detail in the moment and return to it from any device later. Notes live in the same planner as your tasks and schedule, so context stays close to the work it relates to.

WeekFlux is a web app that runs in your mobile browser, with no separate install required to start planning. It targets iOS Safari and Android Chrome and is built for quick adjustments rather than mimicking a desktop layout on a small screen.

The mobile layouts are designed around the moments you actually use your phone for: a fast capture, a small reschedule, a habit tick, or starting a focus block. The result is a planner that stays usable in your hand instead of asking you to zoom and scroll through a desktop view.