Free
$0
- ✓ Write this week and next
- ✓ Read every other week
- ✓ Offline, no account
Bareweek is a weekly planner for iPad that does one thing: gives you a page and gets out of the way. No AI, no lag, no subscription.
Free to start · $12.99 once for every week · Launching soon on the App Store
No feeds, no prompts, no streaks. Bareweek is built around the way a paper planner already works.

Pages are undated, so there's nothing to fall behind on. Begin on a Thursday in March.

Native PencilKit ink that lands where the nib is, on a page that looks like paper.

Turn the page. Past weeks stay readable whenever you want to look back.
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Morning, afternoon and evening, loosely. Week notes sit beside it. Tick a line in the margin or strike it through when it's done.

No AI. Nothing summarizes, suggests or watches what you write. Your pages stay on your iPad.
Ink keeps up with your hand. It feels like a pen, not a productivity suite.
Free for this week and next. Pay once to write on every week, forever.
Every week stays readable. Pro lets you write on all of them.
Free
$0
$12.99
Prices in USD. Local pricing may vary.
Bareweek is an undated weekly planner for iPad. Write your week by hand with Apple Pencil — no AI, no lag, and no subscription required for the core experience.
Yes. Free writing includes this week and next — other weeks stay readable. Bareweek Pro is a one-time $12.99 purchase that unlocks writing on unlimited weeks forever.
Yes. Your weekly drawings and settings stay on your device. Bareweek does not require an account or cloud sync to use.
Yes. Settings lets you back up all weeks as editable ink to Files and restore missing weeks without replacing existing pages. Backups are manual and exclude paper photos and appearance preferences. You can also export a week as a PNG to share.
No. Bareweek does not summarize, suggest, or watch your notes. Search reads your handwriting with Apple's text recognition on your iPad, so nothing leaves the device. Your handwriting stays yours.
Bareweek is built for iPad on iPadOS 17 or later, with Apple Pencil handwriting as the primary writing experience. The app runs in landscape: a full page for each day beside Week notes, plus a week view of all seven days.