Visual weekly planner

Email and meetings eat your week.
No time left for what matters.

Big rocks first. Plan meaningful work, family and hobbies in a mind map.
Everything else fits around them.

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Zenit Week visual weekly planner app: mind map on a laptop, agenda on a phone

The problem

Do you have enough time
for what really matters?

Mind map with four branches: learning AI, family, mind and body, strategy Learning AI
a few minutes a day? Being fully present
with your family? Thinking about
strategy in peace? Taking care of
your mind and body? You You Learning AI
a few minutes a day? Being fully present
with your family? Taking care of
your mind and body? Thinking about
strategy in peace?

Probably not.

Not because you're lazy or don't want to.
Because your calendar fills up before you decide what matters most.

You're putting sand in first

Two identical glass jars. The left one has sand first, so the big rocks don't fit and one has fallen out. The right one has the rocks first and the sand has filled the gaps around them.

Email firstNo room left for what matters

What matters firstEmail and meetings fit around it

There's a classic demonstration: fill a jar with sand first, then try to fit in the big rocks: family, health, growth, meaningful work.

They don't fit.

Reverse it and put the rocks in first, and the sand settles around them naturally.

Most of us plan the week like the first jar. Email, meetings and small tasks fill it up. By Thursday, there's no room left for what really matters.

The solution

Your week as a mind map

Zenit Week is an online weekly planner app. Start with your biggest rocks.
See your balance, or the lack of it, at a glance.

Rocks first

What matters first, then everything else.

See your balance

All work and nothing for you? The map shows it.

Your data is yours

In your browser or on Drive. No cookies.

Who's behind it

Why I built Zenit Week

Petr Burian

I'm Petr Burian. For 16 years I was the CTO behind Flashscore, which our teams built for 130 million sports fans. I went through burnout.

Today I mentor founders, CEOs and CTOs. I help them lead with metrics and get real value out of AI.

Near the end of my sabbatical, I worried I wasn't working enough. Then I drew my week as a mind map and it floored me: the Work branch was 10x bigger than anything else. Since then, I plan my week around what matters to me.

Zenit Week is free and open source, so anyone can check that your data stays with you.

In practice

Sound familiar?

Work eats everything

The map shows at a glance which branch is overloaded and which is empty.

I don't know where my time goes

Stats show how much of your plan got done and what gets most of your time.

I don't know where to start

Agenda lays out tasks by day. Priorities show what can't wait.

Every Monday I start from scratch

Carry unfinished tasks into next week in one click.

I write the same tasks every week

Mark recurring tasks once. Type 10x and you get a counter.

Ideas hit me on the bus

Save them on your phone with quick add. Find them on your computer at home.

10 minutes to plan.
Know what matters all week.

A short ritual at the start of the week is all it takes. Big rocks first, the rest fits around them.

Plan this week

No signup. No download. Your data stays with you.