Planning template
Plan the team's week one day at a time: what slipped from last week, the three goals that matter, and a Friday close-out so nothing carries over by accident.
No account and no email needed. Opens in Excel or Google Sheets.
A week's worth of groups, one per working day, with a Monday carry-over review, three weekly goals and a Friday close-out already written as tasks. Status and priority use the product's own fixed values, so the file imports without edits.
Weekly planning usually happens in a meeting and then evaporates. By Wednesday nobody remembers what the week was for, and Friday arrives with half the list untouched and no record of why.
What that looks like
Small teams that plan on a weekly rhythm and want the plan to survive past Monday morning.
Group is the day of the week, plus a "This week (any day)" bucket for tasks without a fixed day. Status and priority already use the product's own fixed values, so they map without edits.
Download the CSV
It opens in Excel or Google Sheets. Edit the tasks first if you like, or import it as it is.
Create a board in TaskSiddhi
Give it a name, such as the week, the project or the client.
Open the spreadsheet import
Upload the CSV. Columns are matched automatically; map Group, Done when and Checklist to a text column or to custom fields.
Preview, then import
Check the rows before anything is written, then import.
Make it yours
Add owners and due dates, then filter the board by person so each member sees only their week.
Every task in the file, grouped by day. Owner and due date are left blank on purpose.
11 tasks in 5 groups
Anything still open from last week goes here first
One line each, visible to the whole team
Not Started
Not Started
Not Started
Move blocked tasks to Stuck and add a comment
Not Started
Not Started
Not Started
Not Started
Not Started
Open a task to see what counts as finished and its checklist. Ticks here are just to try it out and are not saved.
The same rows as a CSV. Columns in the file: Task, Group, Status, Priority, Owner, Due date, Notes.
Download weekly planner (CSV)The measured demand behind this template, and what it does not prove. We publish it so the page cannot be mistaken for a forecast.
| Keyword | India | US |
|---|---|---|
| weekly planner(target) | 1,600 | 8,100 |
| weekly planner template | 590 | 2,900 |
Mixed. Much of the volume is personal and printable planners; the template here is written for a team planning a working week together.
What we hold this page to
Moderate demand, intent verified
Not checked for this template.
No. The download is a plain CSV file with no account, no email and no sign-up step. You only need an account if you want to import it into a TaskSiddhi board.
Yes. The file is a standard CSV, so it opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers or any other spreadsheet, and you can work from the sheet without importing anything.
Yes. The file uses the product's own fixed values — Not Started, In Progress, Stuck, Waiting for review and Done, with priorities from Low to Critical — so they map without edits.
Assign an owner to each task after importing, then filter the board by person. Each member sees only their own tasks, and overdue ones appear on their My Work screen.
See boards and viewsYes. Set the three goal tasks and the Friday close-out to recur weekly after importing, and they will reappear without anyone recreating them.
Import the template, assign owners and see what is overdue at a glance. Free for up to 5 users.
Not sure it fits? See who TaskSiddhi is for
