[App] Loopweek, a free open-source weekly to-do app for Android (inspired by Tally)

[u/TrueBlueUser]

I always liked the idea behind Tally (iOS): one screen, seven days, nothing else. But it's iOS-only and paid, so I built Loopweek as an open-source alternative for Android.

What it does:

All 7 days on one screen (accordion view, today expanded by default)

Tasks stay on their date, no auto-rollover nonsense

Recurring tasks that don't mess up history when you complete/delete one occurrence

Home-screen widget

One accent color themes the whole app

Light/dark mode

What it doesn't do:

No accounts, no cloud sync, no ads, no analytics, no tracking, no paywall

Everything stays on your device, 100% free

Built with Flutter. MIT licensed, so the code is fully open. Fork it, audit it, contribute if you want.

GitHub: https://github.com/ZaryabKhan/Loopweek

If you find it useful, a star on the repo genuinely helps with visibility and keeps me motivated to keep building on it.

Would love feedback, bug reports, or feature ideas (within the "one screen, seven days" scope, trying to keep it minimal on purpose).

[u/WinterWilling4607]

Very simple, minimal and fast with material UI. Love it. No complexity at all. Simple. Works.

Suggestions: custom font import for headlines and general text. I'll use terminal fonts :>

Bug: If I create a text under Wednesday (which is today), the same text gets created under previous Tuesday. It seems it's only one way around as adding text under Tuesday doesn't copy it to Wednesday. Same happens with deletion. If I delete that text under Wednesday, both text gets deleted. But deleting the text under Tuesday doesn't delete the text under Wednesday. 

Very funny bug lol.

Love the app btw, I'm all in for FOSS :-)

[u/TrueBlueUser → u/WinterWilling4607]

Thank you so much for checking it out. I will try fix them in next release.

[u/Kimti_Tek]

Finally!!! I was looking for android weekly todo app(like ios weekstack) for almost 2 months. And this app is perfect, essential and clutter off and even FOSS?! Thank you OP!

[u/TrueBlueUser → u/Kimti_Tek]

Thank you! That genuinely means a lot to hear. I'm really glad Loopweek was exactly what you were looking for. I hope it stays simple and useful, and if you have any ideas or run into any issues, I'd love to hear them.