Digital planners for e-ink tablets
Every product here is a hyperlinked PDF: a digital planner, journal or notebook built for one device’s exact panel. The whole catalog ships in 8 device editions; pick yours on the product page.
What makes these different
- Built for e-ink
- Pages are laid out at 445×594pt for 4:3 panels, and 445×791pt for the reMarkable Paper Pro Move's 16:9 screen, so the page fills your display instead of sitting inside grey bars. Type weight and rule contrast are tuned for the way e-ink renders.
- A PDF, not an app
- No account, no subscription, no app that has to keep existing for your planner to open. It's a file you own, and it works in whatever reader your device already has.
- Every link machine-checked
- Year to quarter to month to week to day, plus a persistent navigation strip. Every internal link is resolved automatically before release: 18,904 of them in the 888-page daily planner, none broken.
Digital planner questions
What is a digital planner?
A PDF laid out like a paper planner, with its pages linked together so you can tap from a year view into a month, a week, then a day. You write on it with your tablet's pen exactly as you would on paper. The difference is that navigation is a tap rather than a flip, and the file never runs out of pages.
Do these work on an iPad or in GoodNotes?
Yes. They're standard PDFs with standard internal links, so they import into GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf and similar apps and the tap navigation works as built. The editions listed here are each named and sized for an e-ink device, and the 4:3 ones match a 12.9" or 13" iPad's screen shape closely. Dedicated iPad editions are in the works; until they land, pick the 4:3 edition closest to your screen.
Which digital planner is best for my device?
Whichever one is named after it. That's the whole point of selling per-device editions rather than one file for everyone. Each device page lists the exact panels its edition covers, how files transfer onto it, and whether tap links and page duplication work.
Are they dated or undated?
Both, depending on the product. The daily planner and journal are dated 2026–2027; the notebooks, notepad and project planner are evergreen and can be started any time. Each product page says which it is at the top.
What's in a download?
For the planners, every layout combination rather than a single fixed choice: Monday or Sunday week start, 24-hour or 12-hour clock, right or left-handed navigation tabs, and dotted or lined writing surfaces. Sixteen files in all. Load the one that matches how you work.
Do I need an app or a subscription?
Neither. You buy the file once, it arrives by email within a minute, and it opens in the PDF reader your tablet already ships with. There's nothing to sign into and nothing to renew.
Want to try the paper before the planner? Our free printable paper downloads without an email address, in A4, US Letter and every e-ink screen size.
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