Look at the week together

See the plan across seven days.

Choose a start date and show seven calendar days in your household’s planning time zone. Filter to one person or see everyone. The agenda puts commitments and recorded unavailable intervals beside each other without changing responsibility.

Overnight means two dates

An interval spanning midnight appears on each day it touches, with continued-from and continued-into labels. Daily times are clipped to that day’s real boundaries. An interval ending exactly at midnight does not create an extra item on the next day.

Clock-change days have their real length

A local calendar day can be shorter or longer than twenty-four hours. The agenda uses the planning zone’s actual date boundaries, including midnight clock changes. It does not add fixed twenty-four-hour blocks to make the week.

A conflict is a prompt to review

Each daily commitment separately counts overlapping unavailable intervals and other commitments for its recorded responsible person during that day. An overlap that occurs after midnight only appears on the affected date. The agenda does not move responsibility or verify another person’s agreement.

Share a reviewed weekly note

The default text export includes the visible commitments, responsible names and separate daily unavailable and other-commitment overlap counts. A pair can appear on both commitment rows; counts are per row, not a unique total of conflicts. Unavailable intervals require explicit inclusion. Private notes and proposal history stay out. Spanning entries appear on each relevant day; the summary counts distinct items.

Changes to household data, dates or the member filter require a fresh agenda and export review. A weekly note cannot restore a notebook; keep a full private backup separately.