The 2027 planner
A 2027 planner with three lines where the to-do list used to be.
Dated from December 2026 through December 2027, plus an undated edition for whenever you start. Light and dark. Landscape and portrait. Every one of the 582 pages is linked to the others, so you tap instead of scroll.
How a day works
1
Write three things.
Not the important ones. The ones that would make today count. Everything else goes in the brain dump, which is one tap away on every page.
2
Block time if it helps. Skip it if it doesn't.
Hours from 6am to 10pm, one line each. Some days you'll use it, some days you'll ignore it. Both are fine.
3
Tick the did-I row, fill the done list.
Meds, water, movement, sleep, outside. Then write what you actually did, including the things that weren't on the list. That list is what you read on a hard day.
The pages you'll use once a week or once a month






Page counts, dated 2027 edition
Every page links to the others: tabs across the top, months down the side, and dates you can tap.
The undated edition has 12 months, 60 weeks and 372 days, plus the same inbox, routines, trackers and notes. Each PDF is about 14 MB.
- 396 day pagesDec 2026 through Dec 2027. Three things, time blocks, a brain dump, a done list.
- 57 week pagesThree for the week, waiting-on, wins, and a column per day.
- 13 month pagesTap any date to open that day. Holidays marked.
- 24 brain-dump pagesThe inbox. Reachable from every page in one tap.
- 12 habit trackersEight rows a month, on purpose.
- 12 meds & symptom logsTaken / not taken, sleep, focus, mood, energy. For your next appointment.
- 12 project chunkersOne big thing broken into ten-minute steps.
- 12 monthly resetsWhat worked, what didn't, keep, drop. Ten minutes.
- 1 dopamine menuDecide what feels good before you need it.
- 30 notes pagesLined, dotted, blank. Duplicate as many as you want.
The undated edition has 12 months, 60 weeks and 372 days, plus the same inbox, routines, trackers and notes. Each PDF is about 14 MB.
Pick one. Both download right after checkout.
The planner
$19$31
Launch price through October 10.
- Dated 2027 edition (with December 2026)
- Undated edition
- Light and dark, landscape and portrait: 8 PDFs
- Every page hyperlinked
- Instant download, yours to keep
Everything bundle
$38$45
15% off through October 10. Same planner, plus the paper.
- Everything in the planner
- Digital sticker sheet (PNG, transparent)
- Printable 2027 calendars, Letter and A4
- Printable weekly and daily sheets
- Printable brain-dump and project-chunker pads
Secure checkout by Whop. Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay. Your files are ready to download the moment checkout finishes.
Questions people ask before buying
Which apps does it work in?
Any app that opens PDFs and follows internal links: GoodNotes, Notability, Samsung Notes, Noteshelf, Noteful, Xodo, Penly, Adobe Acrobat. Kindle Scribe opens it but ignores the tab links, so on Scribe you navigate by thumbnails.
Is it dated or undated?
Both. You get the dated 2027 edition (which also includes December 2026 so you can start early) and an undated edition with the same pages, in light and dark, landscape and portrait. Eight PDF files in total.
How big are the files?
Each planner PDF is around 14 MB and 560–580 pages. The free calendars are under 150 KB each.
Can I print it?
The planner is built for a tablet screen (4:3). For paper, use the free printable calendars and the brain-dump sheet, which are laid out for US Letter and A4.
Can I get a refund?
Because the planner is an instant digital download, all sales are final. If a file won't open or the links don't work in your app, email us and we'll fix it or send you a version that works.
Do I get next year's version?
The undated edition never expires. The dated 2028 edition will be a separate product; buyers of the 2027 planner get a discount code by email.
Is this a medical product?
No. It is a planner designed around how ADHD brains tend to work: fewer decisions per page, a place to dump everything, and no penalties for skipped days. It does not treat or manage ADHD, and nothing here replaces advice from your clinician.