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The only screen you need daily

Monday, say what would make the week a win and pick the three things it’s for. Each day, write one line on each. Friday, note where the goal landed, close it out and share it in a click. Every priority shows the key result it moves, so a quiet week is obvious long before anyone asks.

Animated walkthrough of the My Week screen. On Monday, the week gets a goal, “Autocomplete at 10% with no new support tickets”, and three priorities are starred from a list of six and land under Top. On Tuesday, Address autocomplete gets a Next and a Latest, and its health goes from At risk to On track. Below, the key result Checkout completion has progress logged, moving from 61% to 66%. On Friday, a line notes where the goal landed, “Shipped to 10% Thursday. Two tickets, both postcode. Fixing Monday”, the week is reconciled, two done and one carried, and the summary, goal first, is copied for Slack.
  1. Monday · Set the goal, pick three

    One sentence for what makes the week a win. Then star three from what’s in flight.

  2. Tuesday · One line a day

    A Next and a Latest on one priority. Its health goes green.

  3. Where your work lands

    Each priority ladders up to a key result. Log progress and the nudge clears.

  4. Friday · Say where it landed, share

    One line on the goal. Done, carried, dropped. Copy it for Slack and clock off.

What this gives you

  • A week with a shape: three priorities chosen on Monday, not forty open tabs.
  • Three across everything you own, not three per squad. Each row carries its squad, and the Friday summary names it on every line, so the choice between squads is the one you actually make.
  • A minute a day keeps every priority current, so status meetings get shorter.
  • A Friday summary you paste into Slack instead of writing it from memory.

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