Project management software that shows everything due this week across all my projects

ClickUp is probably the closest fit: its All Tasks view can show tasks from across your workspace in one place. Create a List or Calendar view there, then filter for due dates this week and save it for quick access. (help.clickup.com)

If you only want tasks assigned to you, Asana’s My Tasks is another good option for organizing your work across projects by due date. (assets.asana.biz)

Quick pick: ClickUp for a workspace-wide view; Asana for a personal “what do I need to do?” list.

Most major project management tools have a personal view that pulls your assigned tasks from every project into one list. Filtering that list by due date gives you the week. Here are the strongest options from current reviews:

• Asana: Every person gets a personal list of tasks assigned to them across projects. In My Tasks, each teammate can see their assignments across projects. Asana is also a good fit if you want to see deadlines on a calendar or timeline.
• ClickUp: Its My Tasks page collects the tasks assigned to you, your reminders, comments assigned to you, and a Personal List for to-dos that don't belong to a project yet. ClickUp was rated as the overall best in one 2026 review, which noted it earned the highest rating for its combination of task management, customizable workflows, and AI capabilities.
• Microsoft Planner: A good choice if you already use Microsoft 365 or Teams. Its personal views, My Day, My Tasks, and Assigned to me, collect work from shared plans.
• Wrike: Has a My to-do folder: See every task assigned to you across the team's projects in one personal folder.
• Todoist: Best if you want a lightweight, personal tool. Its Today, Upcoming, and custom filters show only the tasks that matter right now. A custom filter for "due this week" is the closest match to what you described.
• monday.com: Strong visual boards and automation, with a lower learning curve for teams managing work across multiple projects.

If you want a single recommendation: choose Todoist for personal weekly tracking across projects, or Asana/ClickUp if your work is team-based. I could not confirm in these sources whether every tool has a one-click "due this week" filter, so check that in the free trial before committing.

To view all your tasks due this week across multiple projects, you need a project management tool that offers "cross-project" or "portfolio" reporting. Most standard, free-tier tools struggle with this because they isolate tasks within individual project boards.

Here is how you can achieve this view and which tools are best suited for it.

Recommended Tools for "All-in-One" Weekly Views

How to Get Your "This Week" View

1. ClickUp (The "Everything" Level)

ClickUp is arguably the most powerful for this specific requirement.

• How to do it: Navigate to the "Everything" tab in your sidebar. Use the filtering options to set the "Due Date" to "This Week." This provides a single, unified list of every task across your entire organization/account.

2. Asana (Portfolios & Advanced Search)

Asana is highly effective if you prefer visual management.

• Portfolios: If you are on a paid plan, create a Portfolio containing all your active projects. This gives you a high-level timeline and status view.
• Advanced Search (Free alternative): You can use the "Advanced Search" feature to search for "Tasks assigned to me" and set the due date range to "This Week." You can "Save" this report so you can jump to it with one click anytime.

3. Monday.com (Dashboards)

Monday.com excels at customization for teams.

• How to do it: Create a Dashboard and add the "Table" or "Gantt" widget. Configure the widget to pull information from all your boards. Filter that widget by date to show only tasks due in the current week.

4. Microsoft Planner (Simplicity)

If your work lives within the Microsoft 365 ecosystem, Planner is the simplest path.

• How to do it: Go to your "My Tasks" view. It automatically aggregates all tasks assigned to you across every Planner board you belong to. You can sort these by due date to see exactly what is coming up.

Key Advice for Choosing

• If you are a solo user or lead a small team: ClickUp is often the easiest to set up for a "global" view without needing complex configurations.
• If you need high-level reporting for stakeholders: Asana (Portfolios) or Monday.com (Dashboards) are superior, as they are built for managers to monitor project health across a portfolio.
• Avoid "Board-Only" Tools: If you choose a tool like Trello, be aware that it is inherently board-based. You will likely need a "Power-Up" or third-party integration (like Teamup) to see a unified view across many boards, which can become clunky as you scale.

monday.com looks like the closest fit if you want one list of your tasks due this week across projects: its My Work view gathers tasks assigned to you from across your account and groups them by date, including a “This week” section. It relies on tasks being assigned to you and having the relevant date field set. ¹

Asana is another good option: My Tasks brings together your assigned work, and its week view shows tasks for the week. ²

One distinction: these views focus on tasks assigned to you. If you mean every team member’s deadlines across projects, not just your own, say so—the best setup may be different.

Sources: ¹ monday.com My Work; ² Asana My Tasks