The week, at a glance.
Dated 2026 + 2027. Two-page spread, hyperlinked across months. Built so the year doesn’t disappear behind the day.
- i. Two-page spread per week
- ii. Hyperlinked across months and years
- iii. Rules weighted for a monochrome panel












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 the Supernote page.



Generic templates assume a tablet, a finger, and a glossy panel. Supernote is none of those things. The refresh is unhurried, the panel is black and white, and the ceramic nib drags just enough that writing feels like writing. A layout that looks elegant in a Behance preview can feel laboured at 8am on a Tuesday: rules too heavy, taps half a beat behind, a page that fights you instead of getting out of the way.
So the Set is drawn against the page, not the render. Six templates, weighted for a monochrome screen and sized to the writing area the Manta and the Nomad share. The point is that you stop noticing the file 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.

10.7″ monochrome e-ink · A5 X2 · Ratta ceramic nib
Manta is the Supernote you buy to write on all day. The 10.7" panel is close to a sheet of A5 paper, and the ceramic nib puts a little friction back into the stroke, so the pen does not skate. At that size the weekly spread keeps its full column width, the daily keeps its half-hour rows at a comfortable tap size, and the Daybook gets room for a paragraph rather than a line. Nothing here is scaled down to fit.
Hyperlinked navigation across the six templates, with tap targets sized for a pen rather than a thumb. The Supernote Manta keeps the same 3:4 page shape as the rest of the Supernote line, so the file opens at full bleed with nothing cropped off the edge.

7.8″ monochrome e-ink · A6 X2 · Ratta ceramic nib
Nomad is the Supernote that travels. The 7.8" panel is a notebook you hold in one hand, and because it keeps the same 3:4 page shape as the Manta, the file drops onto it whole: no reflow, no crop, no letterboxing down the side. Type sits smaller, the way it does in a pocket notebook, and the hyperlinks stay exactly where your thumb expects them. The Daybook in particular suits it, since the thinking pages were never about filling space.
Hyperlinked navigation across the six templates, with tap targets sized for a pen rather than a thumb. The Supernote Nomad keeps the same 3:4 page shape as the rest of the Supernote line, so the file opens at full bleed with nothing cropped off the edge.
Instant download after purchase. Also in your account, forever.
Browse and Access over wifi, plug in over USB-C, or drop it in Supernote Cloud, Dropbox or Google Drive and let it sync.
Opens at the current week, because that’s the week you’re in.
Six templates, two years, one file, drawn for the Supernote on your desk.
We build for the kind of person who picked a device with no store, no notifications and no colour, and called that the feature. Who wanted the pen to answer back. The reason you bought a Supernote.
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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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.
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