Six templates for a full year of weekly, daily and daybook planning, plus three infinite notebooks: grid, lines, dots. Dated 2026 and 2027, hyperlinked throughout, ready to import into Goodnotes on your iPad.
Out of the box, Goodnotes is an infinite stack of empty notebooks. Which is the appeal, until you try to run a year in one: months become a scroll, weeks live wherever you left them, and the planner you meant to keep becomes a pile of pages you have to find. A planner PDF fixes that, but most of them are built as screenshots of a grid: pretty in the listing, dead under the pencil.
So the Set is drawn as a working notebook. Tabbed months, linked weeks, a daily that always loops back to today. Tap a link in read mode and the page turns; flip to the pencil and it is paper again. The point is that you stop navigating and just write.
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. 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.
Goodnotes on iPad · Apple Pencil · full colour
Goodnotes gives you the pen, this gives you the paper. The planner keeps the same 3:4 page shape as a printed notebook, so it opens full-bleed on the iPad screen with nothing squeezed or cropped. Every month tab, week link and daily loop is a live hyperlink: tap it in read mode and the page turns, switch to the pencil and write. The blue and blush colourways both ship in the download, and on an iPad you actually see them in colour.
One heads-up worth knowing before you buy: like every Goodnotes planner, links turn pages in read mode, and the pencil writes in edit mode. Goodnotes separates the two on purpose so a tap never scribbles. Two modes, one planner, and it becomes muscle memory by day two.
Instant download after purchase. Also in your account, forever.
Open Goodnotes, tap the plus, choose Import, pick the PDF. Or open the file from Mail or Files and hand it to Goodnotes from the share sheet.
Opens at the current week, because that’s the week you’re in.
Six templates, two years, one file, ready for the Goodnotes library on your iPad.
We build for the kind of person who turned an iPad into a notebook on purpose. Who bought the pencil first and asked questions later. Whose best thinking still happens in their own handwriting.
Nobody has written about this one yet. If it is on your device, yours is the first thing the next person reads.
Your file is in your account the moment you check out, yours to re-download any time. A receipt lands in your inbox, too.
No subscription, no annual renewal, no upgrade nags. Pay once and the file is yours.
Stripe. Apple Pay. No spam, no “partners,” no reselling your details. Receipt, file, done.
