Yes. Planning your week and downloading it as a PDF, a spreadsheet or a calendar file is free, with no account needed. Downloads made without an account carry a small RaveRep line; a free account removes it. Opening a plan in Google Sheets or saving it to Google Drive comes with paid plans.

Signed out, your week saves in this browser on this device as you go, and nowhere else. Signed in, your plans save to your RaveRep account, so they are there on every device you sign in on. Plans you made on a device before signing in move into your account the first time you sign in.

Yes. Export, then Download .ics gives you a calendar file that Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook all import, as just this week or repeating for as many weeks as you choose. Signed in with Google Calendar connected, the planner inside Calendar can also put your plan straight onto your Google Calendar and take it off again.

Yes. Set weekly hour targets for each category, put your non-negotiables in first, then plan everything else around them. The same ideal week can be exported as a calendar file that repeats every week, or as a spreadsheet with a Done column that works as a weekly scorecard.

Yes. Use the plan name at the top to save the week under a name, such as a normal week and a holiday week, and switch between them any time. Switching saves the open plan first. Each plan also keeps a version history you can go back to.

Yes. Copy share link puts the plan itself into the link, so it is not stored on our side. Pick which categories to include first if you only want to show part of your week. Whoever opens the link sees the plan and can use it as their own week or keep a copy; your plan stays yours.

Yes. Download the PDF: the whole week fits on one landscape page, in colour, with each category's planned hours. You can also choose which categories go in it.