Weekly interview – “Tell me about your week”
3–5 short questions a week about your real week, by voice or text – your answers become post suggestions and drafts for your free slots.
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The weekly interview is a five-minute chat about your week. Sayweek puts together short questions from your calendar, your ideas, the news and the empty places in your plan – without names or sensitive details. You say or type your answers, and at the end you get post suggestions for your free slots, in your voice.
How the interview works
- On the Overview page, click 🎙 Tell me about your week (or open the weekly invitation push notification or e-mail).
- Click Let's start.
- For each question, press Record, say your answer and press Done – or type the answer.
- Move on with Next; if a question doesn't fit, press Skip. After the last one, click Sum it up.
- In Suggested posts, tick the ones to write and click the write button (e.g. Write 2 drafts).
- Finally, click Open the weekly plan.
Feel free to fix the transcript; the recording isn't stored. Your answers also go into your story bank, so later posts can use them too. The drafts wait for your approval in the weekly plan – see Approving posts. If you don't want posts now, click No posts for now; to skip the whole week, click Skip this week.
When and what to ask about
- Open Settings → Reminders (or the Settings icon on the interview page).
- Tick Weekly invitation (push and e-mail).
- Set Day, Time and, if needed, Time zone (empty follows your travel plan).
- Choose Number of questions (3, 4 or 5) and What to ask about, then click Save.

What is the streak?
The number of weeks in a row you finished the interview. Skipping a week doesn't grow the streak, but it isn't lost either.
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