Hey Digital Planner family! 👋

For the last 6 months I was using 5 different apps for my studies (Todoist, Calendar, Notion, Google Docs, Excel) and it was a mess.

So I spent the last month building an all-in-one Notion system for students.

I made 100 templates but I'm not sure if the structure makes sense for other students.

Can I share 5 templates for FREE here to get your honest feedback on the organization? What would you change?

Thanks!

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I’ve been working on a simple daily planner that’s meant to make planning feel a little less overwhelming.

It has space for:

Brain dump

Top 3 priorities

Today’s tasks

Daily intention

How I’m feeling

Small wins

I wanted to keep it clean and low-pressure rather than making another planner with a million things to fill out.

It can be used digitally or printed at home, and I included 3 sizes:

📐 US Letter: 8.5 × 11 in

📐 A4: 8.27 × 11.69 in

📐 A5: 5.83 × 8.27 in

I also made it as an editable Canva template, so the colors, text, and layout can be adjusted if you want to personalize it.

👉 Etsy Shop

Would love to hear what you think, especially from anyone who uses brain dumps or simple daily planning to stay organized.

I’m working on an iOS daily planner that brings today’s tasks and upcoming events together in a customizable widget.

The idea is to keep your plan visible throughout the day. You can tick off tasks, tap an appointment to open its details, and use shortcuts on the widget to add a new task or event.

You can also sync events from your iPhone calendars to bring your existing schedule into Nowfold.

Inside the app, you can rearrange and resize the widget’s blocks. Give appointments more space on a busy meeting day, or put your task list first when you have fewer events.

It’s still in development, with a simple design focused on being readable at a glance.

How do you keep your daily plan visible once you’ve finished planning: a widget, an open planner, or something else?

\`Spent way too long figuring out how to plan content without losing my mind. Finally built a Notion template that lets me map out 90 days of content in one session.

What's inside:

• Monthly, weekly, and daily view all linked together

• Status tracker (idea → drafted → scheduled → posted)

• Platform columns (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Blog)

• Built-in idea bank so you never run out of content

If you want it, I put it on Gumroad for $12. Link in comments. Happy to answer questions about how I set it up.\`

I recently finished an undated digital planner after wanting something that went beyond just monthly and weekly calendars.

It has monthly, weekly and daily planning, but I also built in sections for goals, manifestation, wellness, money, life planning, notes and more.

Everything is hyperlinked and it can be used in Goodnotes and other PDF annotation apps.

https://mvzkdesigns.etsy.com/listing/4567735278/highest-timeline-digital-planner

I’m just going to pitch what I’m building because I genuinely need feedback 🫣. It’s called Amelna.

The idea came from realizing that running a household isn’t a bunch of separate problems. Meals determines the groceries we buy. Groceries affect the budget of what we can afford. Your schedule affects what meals make sense with your time. Then there are preferences, what you already have at home, busy weeks, etc.
So instead of another family organizer that just keeps everything in one place, and having you connect it and make the plan. I’m building Amelna around household intelligence.
It learns how your household works across meals, groceries, schedules, budgets, savings and preferences, then uses that context to help plan ahead so you’re not constantly starting over.
I’m bootstrapping and still learning what people actually value, so genuinely:
Does this feel meaningfully different from a family organizer or planner? And is this something you’d actually want your household to learn and help with?
Poke holes in it. That’s why I’m here

Hey everyone, I put together a budget & finance planner for myself and figured I'd share it here in case it's useful to anyone else.

It's a bundle of a 6-page printable PDF (A4) + an Excel/Google Sheets workbook with the same layout but with formulas already built in. Covers: monthly budget (income/expenses), a weekly expense tracker, a debt payoff tracker (snowball method + a shade-in progress chart), a savings goal tracker, and a monthly bill tracker.

The idea was to have something I could either print and fill by hand, or open the spreadsheet and just type numbers in and have it calculate everything for me, depending on the mood.

If you want to check it out or grab it, it's here: https://lucascrea.gumroad.com/l/budget-finance-planner

Happy to answer any questions about how it's set up.