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The iPad Planner 2027: 487 landscape pages with a month tab on every page, 53 weeks and 365 day pages, small enough for Goodnotes' free plan. The monochrome planner for 2026 and 2027 comes with it.
Most digital planners are a pile of templates you page through. The Planner is one system: a quiet tab bar and a central Index connect every section to every other, so you tap straight to where you are going instead of scrolling to find it.
It is drawn for e-ink, not a glossy monitor. Warm paper tone, hairline grids, pen-weighted rule lines and real room for your pen, exported for the screen you are actually looking at.
Index, Year, Month, Week, Day and Notes, cross-linked. Tap a thumbnail to flip through the pages.
Year, Month, Week and Day, with goals, habits, reflection and notes pages, all cross-linked. Tap a thumbnail to look closer.
A timeline from 6am, a Top Three, tasks and an open notes column. The page the day actually happens on.
A schedule down the side, a Top three, a to-do list and a notes panel, with water and mood trackers at the foot. 365 of them, a month tab on every one.
Seven day rows with a This Week list and a dot-grid notes panel. The rhythm without losing the day.
Seven days in seven coloured columns, three things that matter and room for notes underneath.
A full calendar grid with a Monthly Focus and notes. Every cell taps through to its day.
A full calendar grid with a Focus list beside it, and the habit tracker and reflection pages one tap away.
Goodnotes on iPad · Apple Pencil · full colour
The system keeps its 3:4 page shape, which is the iPad screen's shape, so it opens full-bleed in Goodnotes with nothing cropped. Links turn pages in read mode, the Apple Pencil writes in edit mode, and the three cover colourways actually read in colour.
Landscape, the way an iPad sits on a desk or in a keyboard case: 487 pages with a month tab on every one, small enough for Goodnotes' free plan. Links turn pages in read mode, the Apple Pencil writes in edit mode. The monochrome planner for 2026 and 2027 comes with it.
Instant download after purchase. Also in your account, forever.
Email it, drop it in the desktop app, or sync via the cloud.
Opens at the Index. Tap to the day, week or month you need.
Index, Year, Month, Week, Day and Notes, hyperlinked and dated 2026 and 2027, drawn for your Goodnotes. Pick your language and it is on your device in under a minute.
Add the Goodnotes Sticker Pack: 121 stickers drawn at the scale of the iPad Planner 2027. $7.
We built the planner we wanted. Quiet, dated, and connected, so the year stops living in a stack of loose pages.
The full system, or one focused piece. Every planner shares the same chassis and the same device fit.
№ · In Goodnotes on an iPad
The Planner for Goodnotes is for people who plan with an Apple Pencil in Goodnotes on an iPad. English buyers get The iPad Planner 2027: 487 landscape pages in colour, a month tab on every page, 53 weeks and 365 day pages, all linked to each other. The monochrome planner dated 2026 and 2027 comes with it, so the rest of this year is covered too.
It comes twice, once with weeks starting on Monday and once on Sunday. Use whichever matches your calendar.
Import the whole PDF as one notebook. The included guide says to add any extra pages at the end rather than between the dated ones. The file’s outline is a folding tree of sections, months and days, so the Goodnotes outline view works as a second index.
On an iPad, Goodnotes opens a planner link when you tap it (Goodnotes’ own help page). If a tap leaves a stroke instead, switch to Read Only Mode while you move around, or press and hold the link and choose Open Link.
Each 2027 file is about 4.2 MB. That is under the 5MB import limit on Goodnotes’ free plan, so you do not need a paid Goodnotes plan to use it.
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