Lifetick vs Weekdone
Both give small teams a weekly rhythm. Weekdone is built around OKRs, weekly plans and status reports, with OKR coaching. Lifetick uses plain SMART goals, a few check-in questions and one-on-ones, at a flat $4 a person.
The short answer
Choose Lifetick if
- You want plain SMART goals, not OKRs
- You want one simple price per person
- You want one-on-ones with shared agendas
- Staff want personal goals and a private journal too
Choose Weekdone if
- Your company already uses OKRs
- You want OKR coaching
- You want a free plan for up to 3 people
- You want automatic weekly status reports
Side by side
| Compared | Lifetick | Weekdone |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | A weekly rhythm with SMART goals | OKRs with weekly plans and status reports |
| Free | Two-week trial, no card needed | Free for up to 3 users, and a 14-day trial for 4 or more |
| Price | $4 a person a month, minimum 5 people | Per-user price set by team size, 20% off yearly |
| Goals | SMART goals with tasks for everyone | OKRs with a goal tree, KPIs and projects |
| Weekly updates | Check-ins with your own questions, on your schedule | Weekly plans and automatic status reports |
| One-on-ones | Shared agendas, notes and actions | Private one-on-one conversations and agendas |
| Coaching | Guides and help articles | OKR coaching |
| Personal goals and journal | Private goals, dreams and journal for each person | Not listed |
| Works on | iPhone and any web browser | Web and mobile |
Checked 1 November 2026 from weekdone.com and its price page. Prices are in US dollars and can change, so check each app before you buy. A tick marks the stronger option for that row, in our view.
A check-in that takes two minutes
Pick a few questions and a rhythm. Answers that need you, like a low week or something in the way, rise to the top.
- Weekly, fortnightly or monthly
- Your own scale and short answer questions
- Reply in the app
One-on-ones that start where the last one ended
Build the agenda together before you meet, and keep notes and actions in one place, beside recent check-ins and goals.
- Agenda shared before you meet
- Notes and follow-ups kept
- No reviews or ratings
Where Weekdone is stronger
Weekdone is free for up to three people and is made for companies that run on OKRs. It builds weekly status reports for you and offers OKR coaching. If your team already uses OKRs, Weekdone fits that way of working better.
Lifetick vs Weekdone questions
Yes, for small teams that want plain SMART goals and a weekly check-in rather than OKRs. If you already run OKRs, Weekdone is built for that.
When we checked on 1 November 2026, Weekdone was free for up to 3 users, with a per-user price that depends on team size. Lifetick is $4 a person a month, with a minimum of 5 people.
No. Each goal is a SMART goal with tasks, and the check-in questions are your own.
No. Deactivate someone in Lifetick and they stop counting.
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