A weekly review app for people who want to close the loop.

When you skip the review, your week disappears without leaving anything useful behind. The victories don't compound. The mistakes repeat. Each Monday you start fresh with no real data about what's working — just vague intentions and renewed hope.

Reviews are the mechanism that turns repeated weeks into actual progress. They force an honest accounting before selective memory softens what really happened. Without them, goal systems are just wish lists that reset on a timer.

• Capture what actually happened before the week fades.
• Identify which priorities moved the goal and which were busywork.
• Surface the friction — the recurring excuse, the missed signal — before it compounds.
• Set next week's focus from a real read of where you stand, not from abstract ambition.

The routine itself fits in ten minutes: three questions and a template. Not sure what next week is for? Here are 30 weekly focus examples.

12Focus structures the weekly review as a closing step on the week, not a separate practice you have to remember. You work through four questions: what went well, what went wrong, what you learned, and what you're focusing on next. It takes under five minutes and it's the same format every week — so there's no friction deciding how to do it.

The review then connects directly to your 12-week goal. You can see how the week's results land against the bigger picture, which makes the review feel like it matters rather than feel like journaling for its own sake.

• Structured format — four questions, same order every week, no blank-page friction.
• Review links to your 12-week goal so you can see the connection to the bigger picture.
• Progress history builds a real record — not just a snapshot of how today feels.
• Works alongside accountability: your partner sees your reviews, not just your intentions.