The Everything Planner

QUICK LOOK — Everything in one book, and one page open at a time. Ten colour-coded sections that hold your whole year, for iPad or print, undated.

What's inside

• Ten sections — Start, Year, Month, Week & day, Home, Body, Mind, Money, Work and Yours. Each has its own colour and front page, and the tabs down the edge jump straight to it on a tablet.
• Week & day — thirteen layouts, one of each: four weeks, four days, the weekend, the day it went wrong, the review, and a page to decide which two you actually use.
• Month — twelve months, four pages each, with review questions that never repeat.
• Five free slots — real numbered pages already in the index and already linked, so you can add your own without breaking the navigation.
• No streaks — nothing counts your days or turns red; there's a page for the day you missed instead.

What you get

• A Read-me-first quick-start guide.
• A hyperlinked digital edition for tablets (A4 & US Letter proportions).
• Printable A4 & US Letter in Bright and Ink Saver.
• Printable A5 & Half Letter in Bright and Ink Saver.
• An everything-in-one file. Four paper sizes, two looks, instant download, undated.

Who it's for

• You want your whole life in one book, but only one part open at a time.
• You plan on a tablet — GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf, Xodo and anything that opens the file — or on paper.
• You're done with streak counters and catch-up pages.

How to start

1. Download and open the Read-me-first.
2. Pick your size and look, then print it or load it into your tablet app.
3. Start in any month — it's undated, so a month you skip costs a sheet, not a planner.