The Complete System. Six books, on the Boox already on your desk.
The Planner, Budget, Habit Tracker, Wellness, Workout and Work planners, drawn as one system and dated across 2026 and 2027. One file for every 3:4 tablet, so the same download still fits whatever you write on next.
- One file for every 3:4 tablet
- Dated 2026 + 2027
- Six books, plus the device guide
The Complete System is the six books we draw a year around: the Planner, Budget, Habit Tracker, Wellness, Workout and Work, one index and one hand, dated across 2026 and 2027. It is ¥15,700 against ¥33,700 bought separately (the six books plus the device guide), and it is one file for every 3:4 tablet, so the same download still fits whatever you write on next.
Only ever writing on the one tablet? The Boox Template Bundle is the set of Boox templates drawn for that line alone, ¥6,200: the daily, weekly, daybook and notes planners in one pack, with single books cut for the Go 10.3 and the Note Max as well.
Around both sits the rest of the hub. Boox templates fit the Note Air and Go line’s bigger promise: an e-ink tablet that runs Android and still feels like paper, so we cover planner setups and honest comparisons against reMarkable and Kindle Scribe as well as the files themselves. The Note Air guides are the most-read posts here; start there if you are deciding between Boox and a closed-system tablet.
№ · The Promise
What this hub is for.
Boox is the e-ink for people who’d rather configure than be told how. Layouts here treat it that way: section blocks tuned to the Kaleido palette the colour devices actually show, rule weights for the Pen Plus, tap zones drawn against the writable area, not the bezel.
Each device gets its own file. The 10.3-inch Air is not a shrunken Max, the Go is not a desaturated Air. Same six templates, three different geometries, three different tones.
№ · Shop the singles
Six templates. Three notebooks. Tuned for Boox.
Prefer one template instead of the bundle? Each layout is sold on its own. Pay only for what you’ll use.
The Planner for Boox
Boox Note Air 4C Daily Planner
Boox Note Air 4C Weekly Planner
Boox Note Air 4C Daybook Planner
Boox Note Air 4C Notes
Boox Go 10.3 Daily Planner
Boox Go 10.3 Weekly Planner
Boox Go 10.3 Daybook Planner
Boox Go 10.3 Notes
Boox Note Max Daily Planner
Only ever writing on the one tablet? Boox Template Bundle is the set drawn for that device alone, ¥6,200.
№ · From the Journal
Notes from the studio on designing for Boox.
Boox Picco: The $109.99 Card-Sized E-Reader, Explained
Best Boox E-Reader: How to Pick the Right Model for You
Boox Note Air 5C Review: Worth the Upgrade From the 4C?
Boox Palma 2 Pro Review: Color, a Stylus, and Cellular
Boox Palma 2 Review: A Pocket E-Reader for Every Store
Boox Palma Review: The Pocket E-Ink Reader Explained
№ · Questions
Asked before buying.
How do I get a planner onto my Boox?
Which Boox app do I write on it in?
How much are Boox templates?
Is there a version cut for the Go 10.3 or the Note Max?
What happens to my planner when 2026 ends?
Made for one device at a time.
Tuned for reMarkable, Scribe and Boox: pen feel, hit zones, contrast. Nothing is "ported."
Instant download.
Your file is in your account the moment you check out, yours to re-download any time. A receipt lands in your inbox, too.
Tested in real weeks.
Months of drafts, dozens of readers, planners cut. What is left is what kept getting opened.
One-time purchase.
No subscription, no annual renewal, no upgrade nags. Pay once and the file is yours.






















