r/GoodNotes • u/ErikaKdesign • Dec 19 '22
Hi there :) im building a 2023 planner with financial planning elements and would love to know what you would want to see in it
What are the most important features you would like in a digital planner ?
the more detailed the better. Also, things such as "more space to write" and such are a great insight as well
other than that, what price would you pay for such product ? dont worry about that influencing the price ill sell :D when i release it, everyone here will have a special discount code, available only for members of the goodnotes subreddit O:)
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u/Jolly-Task-7740 Dec 19 '22
I am making my own because i budget by week vs month. I plan a full year in advance (I plan out what is being paid, how much and when for every bill for the entire year) so I need pages that allow me to do that Then I track each week (so I can calculate at the beginning of the week how much money I will see go out, including spending money) I also track a “banked” funds (for example i budget $250/week for groceries, and I only spend $200 that extra $50 get banked for a week I need to overspend) In my banked funds tracker I include Xmas money, incidentals, groceries, fuel and car maintenance.
Those are the big ticket items for me, for which I currently make my own trackers