Household boundary
- Two linked adult accounts
- Commitments that affect both of you
- Busy windows, without the detail
- Household needs that require an owner
Two private weeks. One household plan.
Make sure next week actually fits.
Each adult plans their own 168 hours. Weekduet shows the shared commitments, conflicts, and open windows that affect the household, without exposing private details or keeping score.
Each adult creates and controls a separate account.Aug 31 to Sep 6Week
MonWork
TueWorkBusy
WedWork
ThuWork
FriWorkBusy
SatGroceries
SunBefore Monday
Needs this week
Groceries Saturday
Plan school week Sunday
My 168
12.5h still unallocated
01Separate accounts are live
02Personal 168-hour planning is live
03Secure partner linking is live
The problem
Your calendar shows where you have to be.
It does not tell you whether work, sleep, caregiving, household needs, school, and the plans you keep promising can all fit. Weekduet answers that question first, privately, before anyone makes another commitment.
Start with my week168hours, every week
Clear boundaries by default
Share the household. Keep the person.
Separate logins and secure two-account household linking are live now. Shared records are added only with explicit visibility rules, and the calculator stays on this browser until you choose to save it.
Personal by design
- Separate account and session
- Your own 168-hour model
- Personal notes and financial planning
- Every detail you have not shared
How it works
Plan privately. Confirm together.
- 1Plan privately.
See whether your own week fits before sharing anything.
- 2Coordinate deliberately.
Share only the events, availability, and household needs that affect both of you.
- 3Confirm the week.
Resolve conflicts, give important work an owner, and start Monday with one workable plan.
Before Monday