Six templates for a full year of weekly, daily and daybook planning, plus three infinite notebooks: grid, lines, dots. Dated 2026 and 2027, in one hyperlinked PDF, drawn for your Boox.
Generic templates assume a tablet, a finger, and a glossy panel. Boox is none of those things. The refresh is slower; the contrast narrower; the pen feels like a pencil on cartridge. So the layout that looks elegant in a Behance preview can feel laboured at 8am on a Tuesday: letters too thin, taps half a beat behind, scrolling that fights the page.
We’ve built the Set with the device on the desk, not the monitor. Six templates, four Boox variants (Note Air4 C, Note Air 3, Go 10.3, Note Max), each tuned to its screen. Same set, drawn for colour or mono. The right one for the Boox you’re looking at.
A weekly for the rhythm, a daily for the page you actually open, a daybook for the thinking. Tap a thumbnail to flip through pages.
Dated 2026 + 2027, Monday or Sunday start. Two-page spread, hyperlinked across months. Built so the year doesn’t disappear behind the day.
Three-thing day at the top, half-hour blocks from 6am to 11pm, an energy column down the side. Light grid, heavy thinking room. The default for a reason.
A slow journal, dateless and reusable. Built for thinking, not tracking. The one you reach for on Sunday morning or after the kids are down.
Infinite-paging, hyperlinked: lines for prose, dots for diagrams, grid for sketches.
Prose, meeting notes, anything written long.
Diagrams, wireframes, bullet journaling.
Sketches, tables, quiet maths.
10.3″ Kaleido 3 colour e-ink · 300 DPI mono / 150 DPI colour · Pen Plus
Note Air4 C is the colour Boox most people buy. Kaleido 3 is gentler than LCD colour and louder than other colour e-ink, and a file built for either extreme reads wrong on it. So we re-toned: accent blocks, rule weights and section headers drawn for the Kaleido palette specifically, with tap zones sized for the Pen Plus and margins set against the device's actual writable area.
Hyperlinked navigation across the six templates. Tap targets sized for the device’s pen, not a generic stylus. Same six templates, exported with the geometry the Boox Note Air4 C expects, and only the Boox Note Air4 C.
10.3″ Carta 1200 monochrome e-ink · 300 DPI · BOOX Pen
Note Air 3 is the monochrome Note Air: same 10.3" body as the 4C, but a pure Carta panel instead of the colour Kaleido layer, so contrast is higher and the refresh is quicker. We ship the mono-tuned export, the one drawn for the 10.3" black-and-white Boox: rule lines weighted down so they don't shout, headings a notch thinner, tap targets sized for the pen. Same six templates, same two years, drawn to read crisp without a drop of colour.
Hyperlinked navigation across the six templates. Tap targets sized for the device’s pen, not a generic stylus. Same six templates, exported with the geometry the Boox Note Air 3 expects, and only the Boox Note Air 3.
10.3″ Carta 1200 monochrome e-ink · 300 DPI · Pen Plus
Go 10.3 is the mono Boox: Carta 1200 contrast, lighter than the colour panels, faster refresh. We weight rule lines down so they don't shout, run heading text a notch thinner, and trust the screen to carry the detail. The Pen Plus writes a closer-to-pencil line than the colour devices, so tap targets nudge tighter too.
Hyperlinked navigation across the six templates. Tap targets sized for the device’s pen, not a generic stylus. Same six templates, exported with the geometry the Boox Go 10.3 expects, and only the Boox Go 10.3.
13.3″ Carta 1300 monochrome e-ink · 300 DPI · Pen Plus 2
Note Max is the big-canvas Boox: 13.3", letter-paper feel. A scaled-up Note Air file leaves dead margin and undersized type at that distance, so we re-drew. Wider spreads, more breathing room, headings sized to read from the angle you actually hold a 13" tablet. The Daybook in particular earns the larger page; morning prompts get room to think, not fill.
Hyperlinked navigation across the six templates. Tap targets sized for the device’s pen, not a generic stylus. Same six templates, exported with the geometry the Boox Note Max expects, and only the Boox Note Max.
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Opens at the current week, because that’s the week you’re in.
Six templates, two years, one file, drawn for the Boox on your desk.
We build for the kind of person who’d rather configure something themselves than be told how. Who reads in one app, writes in another, drops files in over a cable. The reason you bought a Boox.
Save $135 (78%). Works out from two templates onward.
The Planner, Budget Planner, Habit Tracker, Wellness Planner and Workout Planner, for $99.00. Bought separately the same files come to $165.00.
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