A planner that starts the day you do.
Day, week, month, year, plus habits, money, mood, the books you’re halfway through and a letter to yourself you can’t open yet. One planner, all of it joined up, none of it waiting on a new year.
Nothing here is waiting for a new year.
Most planners are a year-shaped hole you’re already behind on by February. This one has no start line. Begin on a Tuesday in March. Fill in last week if you feel like it. Leave April empty forever, nobody is counting.
Choose at which layer you want to see your plans.
Nothing gets filled in for you. What’s sitting on the month is simply offered when you plan the week, take it, move it, or leave it alone.
See the entire week in landscape mode on larger screens, but don't worry if you're on your phone you can still see the week in portrait mode.
It will never guilt you into coming back.
No streak to break, no red badge, no notification pretending to be concerned about you. Missed days are drawn quieter than kept ones, never louder. You open it because you want to see it.
Every day you’ve ever written is one click away.
A Tuesday in March two years ago still opens, still editable, still with the mood you tapped and what you spent that afternoon. Planners end in December. This one just keeps going.
The journal is a page you arrange, not a box you type into.
Every piece is a block you can move, rotate and tape down where you want it (photographs, scraps, stickers, a task pulled in from the day, a paragraph in your own handwriting). Pick the paper, pick the typeset. Some people end up with a diary, some with a scrapbook, some with a record of their dreams; the page doesn’t mind which.
Out of the passport office in forty minutes. Sat in the square afterwards with a coffee and did absolutely nothing, on purpose. Good day. Small one, but good.
day★no phone all evening
the house had another staircase in it, behind the kitchen, and nobody found this strange except me
third time this yearA life isn’t only what you got done.
What you were reading and watching while the year happened, and a letter you wrote to yourself that you aren’t allowed to open yet.
A letter with a date on it. You can’t open it early, like a virtual time-capsule! Then one ordinary morning the planner tells you there’s an envelope waiting, and past-you says something you’d completely forgotten.
Change the paper. Keep the handwriting.
Pick a look, and every page follows (including this one). Go on, press one; the whole site changes with it.
And more... You can also change font-sizes and font-families, and the planner will follow. And we plan to add even more customizations so your planner can be truly yours.
Cycle tracking, time-capsules, a shelf for what you’re reading, take what you need. The rail on the right is only ever as long as your list.
What’s in the book
no stationary required to make them workSunday is a perfectly good day to start.
No account to make, nothing to import, no year to catch up on. Open it, write one thing down, close it again.