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Time management software Weekplan crosses 280K
JUNE 27th, 2016 – Sydney, AUS — Today, WeekPlan, a weekly planner app announced that its user base has crossed 280K+, entering the stage with other major utility apps like Trello, Todoist & Evernote.Inspired by the best time management literature like the 7 Habits of Highly Effective people, WeekPlan guides its users and encourages a certain behaviour based on the methodology behind the tool.
From Aymeric Gaurat-Apelli, the founder of WeekPlan: “I am a software engineer who turned into an entrepreneur about 6 years ago. I have always been developing side projects for fun until some of them started to attract a lot of attention.
WeekPlan was born out of my own struggles to manage my time when I had a full time job as a software development consultant and managing my several online apps with millions of users.”
There is no end to the number of tasks you can keep adding but figuring out what is important is the battle half-won.
Most task management apps today try to make you complete as many tasks as possible. WeekPlan makes you think in terms of importance so that you can better prioritize your work.
Ease of use, weekly view, quadrant view, goals, journal, reminders and integration with Google Calendar are just some of the features WeekPlan offers.
WeekPlan has already proved to be useful for different types of users, from students to teachers, solopreneurs and executives.
It is the solution for a world busier than ever.
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Wise Labs Pty Ltd
Weekplan.net
Week Plan is a subsidary of Wiselabs Pyt Ltd
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