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Intend vs Week Plan

Price, platforms and features side by side. The table says where each price was read and when.

Intend

Goal-first daily planner with a fresh list of intentions each day

Free trial · from $10/mo

Week Plan

Weekly planner built around roles, goals and high-impact tasks

Free plan · from $8.67/mo

Where they differ

  • Intend starts at $10 per month, paid as $120 per year. Week Plan starts at $8.67 per month, billed annually.
  • Week Plan has a free plan. Intend does not, though it has a free trial.
  • Only Intend lists a browser extension.
  • Only Week Plan lists Windows, iOS and Android apps.
  • Week Plan also covers daily notes, time blocking, calendar and time tracking.
In commonWebTasksPomodoro timerGoals

At a glance

IntendWeek Plan
PricingFree trialFree plan
Starts at$10 per month, paid as $120 per year$8.67 per month, billed annually
Free planNoneLite plan, free forever: create tasks, schedule the week, plan by role and mark High Impact Tasks. OKRs, integrations and team tools are in the paid plan.
Free trialTwo-week free trial with no credit card, plus a 30-day money-back guarantee on payments.Free trial with no credit card. The App Store listing gives 7 days, extendable to 26; the website states no length.
Web
Windows
iOS
Android
Browser extension
Made byIntend (Malcolm Ocean)Wiseplan Inc
Price read fromintend.doweekplan.net
CheckedOct 5, 2026Oct 5, 2026

Who each one suits

Intend

  • People who want daily to-dos tied to a few long-term goals
  • Those who prefer a fresh list each day to a growing backlog
  • Remote workers who want an accountability partner

Week Plan

  • People who plan by the week from roles and goals
  • Followers of the 7 Habits approach to prioritizing
  • Small teams that want shared workspaces with OKRs

Worth knowing

Intend

  • There is no free plan: after the two-week trial it costs $12 a month, or $120 a year.
  • There is no native app. The vendor recommends desktop use; on a phone it runs in the browser and can be added to the home screen.
  • Goals are capped at 10 active at a time.
  • It is a one-person company, and its founder said in January 2025 that the app is no longer his primary focus, though it will keep running.

Week Plan

  • OKRs, calendar sync, recurring tasks, the Eisenhower Matrix, custom boards and team tools are listed only under the paid Ultimate plan.
  • There is no offline mode: the FAQ says Week Plan needs an internet connection.
  • Apps are listed for Windows, iOS and Android. Mac and Linux users work in the web app.
  • The pricing page does not say whether the Ultimate price is per user, and the US App Store lists in-app prices of $9.99 and $103.99.

Key features

Intend

Goals come first
Up to 10 goals can be active at once. Each has its own color, one top priority that stays in view while planning the day, and a setting for who can see it.
A new Today page every day
Each day starts with a blank list of intentions, each tagged with the goal it serves. Anything left undone does not carry over to the next day by itself.
Outcomes and not-dones
At the end of the day you record what was done toward each goal and whether it was enough. Undone items from the last 3 days can be picked up again by choice.
Pomodoro and hourglass timers
The Pomodoro timer has custom work and break lengths, and finished blocks are assigned to intentions. The hourglass timer can be paused or adjusted midway.
Reviews
Weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly reviews are split into a section for each goal and come with preset questions that can be replaced with your own.
Accountability partners and coworking
Linked accounts see each other's intentions and get daily email updates. Coworking rooms share a synchronized Pomodoro clock and chat, and need no Intend account.

Week Plan

Vision and roles
Planning starts with a long-term vision or mission statement and a set of roles, so tasks can be created for or assigned to each role.
Goals and OKRs
Objectives and key results are defined in the app and tasks are linked to them, so the week's work can be checked against longer-term goals. Ultimate only.
High Impact Tasks
The tasks that contribute most to a goal are marked as High Impact Tasks (HITs) and highlighted in the weekly plan. Included in the free Lite plan.
Eisenhower Matrix
A quadrant view sorts tasks by urgency and importance into do now, plan later, delegate or skip. Listed under the Ultimate plan.
Calendar view and time blocking
Tasks are dragged into a calendar view to block time, and Ultimate syncs with Google Calendar and Outlook so events appear in the same place.
Pomodoro timer and time tracking
A built-in Pomodoro timer runs 25-minute work cycles with 5-minute breaks and tracks the time automatically. The FAQ lists it among the Ultimate plan's features.

Plans

Intend

  • Yearly$10

    per month, paid as $120 per year

    Access to all features with support by chat and email, billed once a year.

  • Monthly$12

    per month, cancel anytime

    The same access to all features with chat and email support, billed month to month.

  • 1 on 1 Coaching$200

    per month

    All features plus 2 hours of one-on-one coaching calls a month. The first call is free and sign-up is by contacting the vendor.

Week Plan

  • Lite$0

    Basic planner features and High Impact Tasks: create tasks, schedule the week and plan by role.

  • Ultimate$8.67

    per month, billed annually ($10.83 billed monthly)

    Adds OKRs, Google and Outlook calendar sync, recurring tasks, the Eisenhower Matrix, custom boards, team collaboration, Zapier and priority support.

Ways to pay less

Intend

  • Annual discount

    About 17% less on the yearly plan

    The pricing page lists the Yearly plan at $10 a month, paid as $120 a year, against $12 a month on the Monthly plan.

  • Other savings

    Lower prices on request for tight budgets

    The pricing page invites people who cannot afford the default prices to start the trial and then contact the vendor for other options. No rate is published.

Week Plan

  • Annual discount

    20% off with yearly billing

    The pricing page marks the Yearly option as 20% off: Ultimate is $8.67 a month billed annually, against $10.83 a month on the Monthly option.

  • Education

    Student pricing on request

    The FAQ says students can get special pricing by emailing the support team with their details. No rate is published.

  • Nonprofit

    Non-profit pricing on request

    The same FAQ answer offers non-profits special pricing, arranged by contacting the support team. No rate is published.

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