Your Week, Recapped in One Short Email
A short weekly email that tells you how many wins you logged, where your time actually went, and whether your monthly Life Progress Check is due.

A nudge, not another notification to dismiss
Most weekly digest emails from apps are noise: generic, sent whether or not there's anything worth telling you, and easy to learn to ignore. PlanJour's weekly recap is built on the opposite principle, it only sends when there's actually something real to report.
What's actually in it
Each recap covers the trailing seven days in three short parts: how many wins you logged in your daily journal, which category your calendar time was mostly spent on that week, and a gentle nudge if your monthly Life Progress Check is coming due. No filler, no unrelated feature announcements, just a quick honest look at your own week.
Sent quietly, skipped honestly
If a given week has nothing worth reporting (nothing logged, nothing scheduled), PlanJour simply doesn't send anything that week rather than manufacturing an email for the sake of it. It's a small thing, but it's the difference between an email you open and one you set up a filter rule against.
A glance back, not a guilt trip
The recap isn't designed to shame you into using the app more. It's designed the same way the rest of PlanJour is: as a mirror. Where did the week actually go? What did you get done that you might otherwise forget by Friday? That's genuinely useful information delivered in about fifteen seconds of reading, once a week.
Set up your calendar and journal once, and let the recap do the remembering for you: start free.
Keep reading
- A Notebook-Style Calendar That Doesn't Feel Like Spreadsheet SoftwareMost calendar apps look like a spreadsheet with dates stuck on it. PlanJour's calendar is built to feel like a notebook instead, stickers, colour and all.
- The Daily Journal Built Right Into Your CalendarPlanJour pairs a real calendar with a real daily journal, mood, weather, gratitude and wins, on the same cosy notebook page.
- Design Your Own Journal Cover: Colours, Patterns and Foil AccentsYour PlanJour journal opens with a cover you actually designed: colour, pattern, foil accent and a name of your choosing.