Focus guard
Protects the hours you set aside. New invites land outside them, politely.
Concept product · calendar assistant
Clearweek gathers your team's meetings into the mornings, so the afternoons stay free for deep work.
Thursday, 5 Nov · a calm day (concept)
Afternoon protected (concept)
+0 h focus this week (concept)
Meetings batched into mornings
Product
Protects the hours you set aside. New invites land outside them, politely.
Scattered meetings collect into one block, so the rest of the day stays whole.
Finds the overlap that is fair to everyone, and rotates who takes the early slot.
A short Friday note: focus kept, meetings moved, time won back.
One gentle summary instead of a stream of pings.
The week sorts itself
Before · concept
Focus time: 6 h (concept)
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
After · concept
Focus time: 17 h (concept)
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
For every role
Engineering · next week
14 h focus (concept)
How it works
Clearweek reads your work calendar. Nothing moves until you say so.
Pick the afternoons to protect, and which kinds of meeting may move.
Every Friday it proposes next week's layout. Accept it in one click, or adjust it first.
Features
Hours you protect stay protected. New invites are offered other times, politely.
Tell it which meetings belong together: reviews, one-to-ones, syncs.
The early and the late slot rotate, so no one always takes the 7 a.m. call.
One whole day a month with nothing booked, for the whole team.
A short Friday note: focus kept, meetings moved, time won back.
Updates gathered into one calm summary, delivered when your block ends.
Illustrative pricing
For one person trying it out.
€0forever
For teams of up to 50.
€8per person / month
For 50 to 200 people.
€14per person / month
Prices are illustrative. Clearweek is a design concept; nothing here can be bought.
FAQ
Answers describe the concept, not a product you can buy.
No. Clearweek is a design concept by Nova Digital Studio, made to show how a product site like this can look and move. There is nothing to sign up for.
Fewer meetings, gathered into the mornings. Longer afternoons for the work that needs them.