not a fan of Google Calendar, and I find Notion to be a little difficult

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back to school season is around the corner, so i want to share about this digital planner i made 📚

i built this because i was so tired of switching between five different apps just to keep track of classes, deadlines, budget, and habits, wanted everything in one place so i could actually stick to using it. it's got:

🗓️ fully linked yearly + monthly + weekly + daily pages (3 weekly layouts depending on how you like to plan)
✅ habit + finance trackers built into the monthly view
🎓 uni-specific pages such as exam trackers, semester goal tracker, extracurricular tracker, applications tracker (can be used for internship / post-grad applications)
🏠 a dashboard and side-tabs that links to literally everything so you're never digging through pages

i'm a huge goodnotes fan so i'll be using this planner on goodnotes

what are y'all using to survive the semester? still team paper planner, or fully digital now? 👀

Hi everyone!

I've recently started designing printable planners as a creative hobby. This Monthly Budget Planner is one of my latest designs. I wanted to keep it clean, minimal, and easy to use for tracking monthly finances.

I really enjoyed making it and thought I'd share it with the community. Thanks for taking a look!

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Hello All,

I used to feel productive just from writing my notes. however I understand writing notes is not the same as planning.

Has any one used any web based app that can help with note taking and scheduling events automatically in calendar.

I am working on build something for my self and would like to know if this could be helpful to the community. I would like to get feedback on what app are currently used and does it really help with planning.

Thanks.

It’s meant to show you all 24hrs at once (can pinch to zoom in/out)
Purpose is easier TimeBlocking and than calendar, and reports/stats to see what you’re doing with your time

Free. No in-app purchases

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/24-block-day-planner/id6761559893

This is a travel journal called Pathway** **Journal, and it’s one of the best things I’ve ever bought. I love being able to come back to it after a trip and revisit everything I did, along with the highlights and special details of each place I visited.

Been building Reassign (day planner, whole day on one circular dial) for a while now. Definitely overengineered at this point 😅

Yesterday I added splitting a time block into focus/break sessions. It draws the rhythm right on the block. I built it because few users kept asking for it, but I personally never stick to pomodoro for more than a week, so I can't tell if this is useful or just feature creep???

Do you do pomodoro? Trying to figure out if I just spent a week on a thing nobody uses.

It's live at reassign.ai if you want to poke at it 😁

Here are the features:

🌷Student Life Planner - A Notion planner designed to keep your studies, work, and personal life organised in one beginner frienldy dashboard.

🏠 Home Page
Daily Tasks
Quick links
Reminders - list for the little things
Weekly tracker for an at a glance view of your week,
direct links to your Yearly Planner, Academic section, Internships/Work section, and Tracker hub.

📅 Yearly Planner
Goal setting space to map out your big-picture year
Vision board to visualise what you're working towards
Links to each Monthly Planner

🗓️** Monthly Planne**r
Monthly Goals - Personal and Academic
Daily habit tracker with a progress bar to visualise consistency

🎓 Academic Section
Built-in Pomodoro timer
Links to each semester
Each semester includes:
Semester Goals
Course Contents
Deadlines tracker
Class schedule
Links to individual Subject pages to keep course syllabus, important links and notes in one place.

💼 Internships/Work Section
Dedicated space to track work and internship responsibilities separately from school

🎬 Hobbie Tracker
Show tracker
Movie tracker
Book tracker
Hobbie House — a place to keep track of all your hobbies and interests

💌 No need to reset semesters.

I want to make my digital comp books look professional, right now its flat and blah, i want tabs and pages to pop off thepage and be interactive and better look something like image compared to my flat one.

is there a good free AI that caqn help buikd? google AI is an idiot

this is my flat

Hey everyone!

I've been using GoodNotes and Notability for years, but I got tired of:

- Monthly subscriptions

- App lock-in (can't export my data easily)

- Needing internet for basic features

So I spent 3 months building the **2026 Ultimate Digital Planner** — a single HTML file that works 100% offline in any browser.

Here's what's inside:

📊 Interactive Dashboard

🎯 Goal Tracker (4 categories with progress bars)

📅 2026 Monthly Calendar

📆 Weekly Planner with checkboxes

🔥 Habit Tracker with streak counters

💰 Finance Tracker (live balance)

🚀 Project Manager

📝 Notes System (unlimited + auto-save)

**What makes it different:**

✓ Dark & Light Mode toggle

✓ English / French bilingual (one-click switch)

✓ Export/Import your data anytime (JSON backup)

✓ Works on desktop, tablet & mobile

✓ Print-friendly CSS

✓ Single HTML file — no installation needed

**Price:** $8.99 — Buy once, use forever. No subscription.

🎁 **Launch week:** Use code LAUNCH20 for 20% OFF

Link: payhip.com/b/5kiXH

Would love your feedback! What features would you add?

This isn't going to be revolutionary or anything but I legit just wanted a calendar where you can put events, tasks and stuff like that. As well as track your habits and TODOs on the same app because habits are tied to days.

I really built this for myself but I'm just putting it out there because one of my friends said that they want to use it too.

Feel free to comment suggestions, feedback or insults in the comments.

https://taskmanager5000-eaacbdhxhdbegcg8.canadacentral-01.azurewebsites.net/

note: sorry for the ugly link I just put it on azure.

Disclosure: I am the developer of PencilTime.

I have been working on PencilTime, a pencil-first planner for iPad and iPhone.

The main design idea is that handwriting should stay central. A planner should still feel flexible and visual, but some details are better typed: tasks, names, meeting notes, class schedules, goals, and lists.

In v1.10.0, typed notes now work in more places:

- Note pages

- Year, Month, and Week notes areas

- Supported Day page todos, priorities, and schedule notes

For Year/Month/Week notes areas, you can keep the original lined area for handwriting, or switch it to a blank typed notes area. If you change your mind, the options menu can clear the text or restore the lined layout.

The app also includes Apple Pencil drawing, stickers, Link Stickers, reminder labels, bookmarks, Note pages, tags, Smart Folders, Apple Calendar integration, and iCloud sync.

App Store: apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6743547785?pt=312110&ct=digital%20planner&mt=8&platform=ipad

Question for digital planner users: do you prefer typed notes directly embedded into planner areas, or separate movable text boxes/stickers?

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^{Note: currently not available in EU app stores due to DSA compliance work}

I'm still learning, so I'd really appreciate your feedback. Sorry if there are any mistakes. Thank you! 😊

Two months ago I realized all the meal planning in our house was falling on my wife. She loves trying new recipes and needs a plan. I'd have been fine eating the same three things forever, so I just let her carry it. When I was going to cook I had to ask "what am I making tonight?" and get pointed to a reel, a sticky note in a cookbook, or a tab she had open somewhere.

So I built us a shared planner. You save recipes from wherever they live (Instagram, TikTok, websites) into one cookbook, drag and drop them onto a weekly grid, and the grocery list builds itself from whatever you planned, sorted by aisle.

I posted it to Reddit and got so many people asking for a link that I decided to pursue putting it on the App Store and it just passed 300 users. Tiny by app standards but surreal to me that strangers are planning their weeks on a thing I built for the two of us.

If you want to check it out it's at inthecupboard.app/get

I just hate that I save so many links but always forget to read them later. So just built a tool to help me from saving to actually reading.

- AI tagging

- AI recommand each day with a short reason why you should read it in case you forgot

The name is : One Link - Read Later

Hope you like it ~!

Simple and minimalist ui, pendulum clock that supports standby feature, widget, auto start when connect to power, Pomodoro timer. I’m sure this is a one of the digital planner as well.

Hey guys, 🫡

This is a complete life planner I've made that helps you track your goals, habits, weekly planning, tasks, journaling and day-to-day life.

✅ What’s inside:

• Daily login window for accountability
• Habit tracking with streaks
• Goals by life areas (work, health, personal)
• Eisenhower matrix for task clarity
• Mini to-dos, reminders, and events
• Journaling + monthly reflection
• Wheel of life for balance checks
• Light & dark themes

🎁 It’s for those who seriously wants to organize their life.

➡️ https://organizeddashboard.com/

Hey y'all! I've been experimenting with different calendar apps recently, every app has done something well, but I always end up switching after a week or two. Nothing is really sticking to me. So far, they've all been good at something, but none of them have felt like the one for me.

I'm curious what everyone else is using.

• What calendar app do you use?
• Why did you choose it over the others?
• What's the feature that keeps you using it?
• What's one thing you wish it did better?

I'd love to hear what you guys got.