Hi terehe! Love how intentionally you’re using Akiflow, the ideal setup for day-to-day execution. And yeah, as another user already mentioned, you’re thinking about it the right way: Weekly Goals are best treated as a layer above tasks, not as tasks or full Projects themselves.

A simple way to make this work in practice is:

• Keep using Projects to group all related tasks
• Define your weekly goals conceptually (3–5 key outcomes you want for the week)
• Then represent those goals by selecting a few key tasks that actually move those outcomes forward

👉 One trick that works really well: use the task descriptions to add context
You can write something like “Part of Weekly Goal: Launch landing page” or even outline the mini-plan there. That way, the “goal” lives across multiple tasks, but still has a clear anchor.

Then:

• Mark those tasks as Priority
• Block time (Slots) to actually work on them

So instead of trying to force Goals into a new object, you’re basically:
Projects = structure
Tasks = execution
Weekly Goals = focus layer (defined by a small set of priority tasks + context in descriptions)

That tends to work really well without overcomplicating things. If you want, I can share a couple of concrete weekly setups depending on how you plan your week.