Ultimate Student Planner

A PDF cannot calculate. That is the ceiling every other student planner runs into, and we are a spreadsheet company — so this one ships the planner and the Grade and GPA Engine together. 1509 hyperlinked pages, ten layouts, five colourways, portrait and landscape, a real print edition, and a spreadsheet that does your grade arithmetic so you stop guessing where you stand.

What's inside

• 10 portrait planners — five colourways × Monday and Sunday start, 1509 pages each
• 5 landscape planners — rebuilt for the wider frame, not a rotated portrait
• 4 print editions — A4 and US Letter, colour and ink saver, with real margins and no screen tabs
• Grade and GPA Engine — a six-tab spreadsheet for 4.0, 4.3, 5.0, 7.0 or straight percentages, with honors and AP or IB bonuses, pass/fail, retakes and year weighting
• Study Method Field Guide — nine pages on why each page in the planner exists
• 48 covers and 40 sticker sheets — chosen for these pages, not a generic pack

Ten layouts, all in every file

• Daily — full day, minimal, time blocked, deep work, by class
• Weekly — day rows, seven columns, time plan, by class, dashboard
• One tap to switch — every layout has its own row in the jump strip under each month, because nobody uses one layout all year

The pages nobody else puts in a student planner

• Exam review with an error log — tick why you lost the mark: careless, did not know it, misread it, ran out of time, wrong method. Four papers in, the pattern is obvious
• Est and Actual columns — on every daily page and every assignment, so by the end of term you know your personal multiplier
• Syllabus intake and weight map — every assessment, its weight and its late policy, shaded by weight so the 40% essay stops looking like the 5% quiz
• Spaced repetition — at plus 1, 3, 7 and 21 days, printed on the lecture notes page and tied to the lecture date
• Fell behind? Start here — six steps, linked from every page. Everybody stops around week six; the ones who keep going just have a way back in
• What do I need on the final — the Grade Engine answers it from everything already marked, and gives you GPA, WAM and a UK-style weighted average from the same transcript

Also inside

• Sixteen class sections across the year, 24 pages each
• Twelve months with calendars and structured reviews, two semesters with timetables, goals and term reviews
• A study system with Leitner boxes, an energy map, a workload planner and study partner sessions
• Wellness pages, six money pages, and ten kinds of note paper including Cornell with review dates

Before you buy

• You need an app that annotates PDFs — built and tested for GoodNotes 6, and works in Notability, Xodo, Penly, Noteshelf and Samsung Notes. The Grade Engine needs Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets
• Each planner is 9 to 11 MB — the free GoodNotes plan caps imports at 5 MB, so on the free plan use Notability, Xodo or Penly, or take our Student Planner, which is built to fit under it
• It is undated — no printed dates, which is why it still works next year
• This is not a OneNote package, an editable Word file, or a physical product

Every one of the 52,668 internal links is checked against its destination before release, and so is every page.

Works on iPad, Android and desktop · Instant download · Pay once — no subscription, lifetime access.