The week at home.
Not at the office.
Three planners for everything that runs alongside work: the LifeCoach for your personal week, the Household Planner for everyday life, meals and money – and the Desk Calendar, which simply stands there and shows it all.
Three planners for life beyond work.
Most weekview planners are made for the desk. These three are not: they live in the kitchen, on the bedside table or in front of the screen – and they plan everything that would otherwise get lost between appointments.
The LifeCoach takes time for the person: a weekly impulse, a Bible verse, a reflection task and six pages per week. The Household Planner takes on everyday life – meals, shopping, supplies and money. The Desk Calendar simply makes the week visible.
All three follow the same weekly logic as the big weekview planners. Know one of them and you will find your way around instantly.
What all three have in common
- The week as the basic unit – not the day, not the month
- Priorities before appointments – sort first, then fill in
- A look ahead to what comes next
- Room for more than one person wherever that makes sense
- Two of the three are undated or can be started at any time
- Designed and developed by weekview
Four ideas that hold true at home too
They are the reason weekview plans differently from an ordinary calendar – and they open every planner as an introduction.
Recognise what matters
Life goals become yearly, quarterly and monthly goals – and out of those come the concrete weekly priorities A, B and C.
Live in the rhythm of the week
The week is the natural beat. Six days of work, one day of rest: close the old week, begin the new one on purpose.
Strengthen the inner person
Outward action follows what is inside. That is why every week carries an impulse that invites you to stop and think.
Keep life in view
A quarter of an hour of planning saves days of work. Especially at home, where nobody sets your week for you.
Personal, everyday or overview?
The three planners do not rule each other out – they answer different questions. Switch between them and see which question is still open for you.
LifeCoach (A5)
A weekly planner that also asks: every week opens with an impulse, a matching Bible verse and a task for personal growth. Six pages per week instead of two – room for planning and reflection.
- Weekly impulse with Bible verse and reflection task
- Weekly cockpit with priorities A and B
- Half a page of daily planning for every day
- Plus with frog pocket, pen loop and index tabs, Premium additionally with pen and notebook
Household Planner
Housekeeping, meal planning, supplies and finances in one book – 53 undated weekly overviews you can start at any time. Made for families, couples, singles and shared households.
- Weekly overview with meal planning in the daily row
- Pantry and shopping lists, order and warranty overviews
- Finance overviews and budget planning
- Trackers for routines and who does what in a family or shared household
Desk Calendar
Desk calendar and picture calendar in one: weekly priorities A, B and C, a look ahead to the next three weeks – and above it a new panoramic photo with a Bible verse every week.
- Panoramic photos with a Bible verse, changing every week
- Weekly priorities A, B, C and a three-week look ahead
- Built-in stand, folded away again in seconds
- Year overviews 2026 and 2027, school holidays and blank lists
Plenty of people have two of them: the Household Planner in the kitchen and the Desk Calendar in front of the screen. The LifeCoach usually sits wherever it is quiet.
True for all three
The week first
All three are organised by weeks, not by days. That is the weekview beat – long enough for the bigger picture, short enough for the detail.
Priorities before appointments
Set what matters first, then fill in what happens when. In the LifeCoach that means priority A and B, in the Desk Calendar A, B and C.
A look ahead
Each of the three looks ahead to the weeks to come. Whatever is fixed but not yet due will not get lost.
No start date
The Household Planner is completely undated. The LifeCoach and the Desk Calendar are dated for 2026 – a fixed year.
Made in Germany
Designed and developed by weekview, printed in Germany.
For more than one
Household Planner and Desk Calendar are made for several people to look into – and to write into.
What do you miss most?
The three planners answer different questions – and the right one is whichever question is still open for you.
If what you lack is time for yourself, it is the LifeCoach: six pages per week, an impulse with a Bible verse and a task that invites you to stop and think.
If what you lack is order in everyday life, it is the Household Planner: meal planning, shopping, supplies, finances and routines in one book instead of on seven scraps of paper.
If it is simply the overview, it is the Desk Calendar: set up, always in sight, with the priorities of the week and a picture that plans nothing at all.
Three sentences we hear a lot
The same week – and yet three completely different ways to reach for it.
„I don't just want to tick things off.“
An impulse and a Bible verse before every week, plus a task that invites you to stop and think. Six pages per week leave room for exactly that.
LifeCoach A5 · from 34.80 €„Everything in our house ends up on the fridge.“
Meal plan, shopping list, supplies and budget in one book that lives in the kitchen – and that more than one person writes in.
Household Planner · 9.95 €„I don't want to have to open anything.“
It simply stands there: the week with A, B and C, the look ahead across three weeks – and a new panorama every week.
Panorama Desk Calendar · 9.80 €Before you decide
Can I use several of them side by side?
Which one is undated?
What is the difference between LifeCoach Classic, Plus and Premium?
Is the Household Planner suitable for more than one person?
Does the Desk Calendar need a stand?
Do the three fit the rest of the weekview system?
The week at home. Properly planned.
Take the LifeCoach when time for yourself is what you lack. The Household Planner when order is. The Desk Calendar when it is the overview.