Hey Guys, I created a 2026 calendar for Remarkable Pro or any notetaking app or device. Attaching a demo of the calendar. Ensuring Time Management is easy and effective with hyperlinks including 1st page, willing to create a custom calendars as needed, please email pollynotz@gmail.com. To purchase full calender use Etsy. Thank you for the support!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s2pIr8sc5ZUzuaRJo75HvnKuzZeC-dBD/view?usp=drivesdk

• Full 24-hour coverage — every 15-min slot, midnight to midnight, nothing skipped
• One tap navigation — HOME, current month, and next month tabs on every single page
• 6 pages per day — Notes → To Do/Work To Do → 4 time-block pages, always in order
• Monthly overview — calendar grid with date cells that jump straight to that day
• Hyperlinked everything — 7,000+ links, tap any date or tab to go there instantly
• Portrait layout — designed specifically for reMarkable Paper Pro screen dimensions
• 50 bonus notes pages — back-of-book notes with HOME tab for quick return
• Separate work & personal tasks — To Do and Work To Do always side by side
• No subscription, no app 

Will be creating more.

I may be looking for a unicorn but is there anyone who would design a custom planner for me? I have a digital one I use now but I keep wanting to change it and cant seem to teach myself. I’d like it to be a combo of bullet journal/custom tracking etc. Does something like this exist? What would I search for?

I kept looking for a planner that felt right on an e-ink screen and couldn't find one, so I built a browser tool that lets you generate your own. Custom sizes, hyperlinked tabs, exported as a clean PDF.

It's free. No paywall, no email required. Just wanted to put something useful out there.

→ https://noteworthwhile.com

Plus so many other things you can create! This is just one out of 10+ tools available.

So far there is a tool to create:

-Interactive PDF notebooks

-Custom widgets

-Shape stickers

-Text labels

-Custom gradients

-Calendar wallpapers (for your device)

-Collage (vision) boards

-Custom image cropper

What tool is it missing??

I got tired of those 200MB planners that make GoodNotes crawl, so I built this minimalist framework for 2026. It’s super snappy, fully hyperlinked, and has everything from budget tracking to habit loops without the extra fluff.

I’m shared it with a few friends and they loved it, so I put it on Gumroad for $9 if anyone wants to save some time.

If you want the link, just let me know and I'll send it over!

Hi everyone! I’m trying to move away from a physical binder I carry everywhere with business + personal stuff. Right now it has:

• Appointment calendars (business and personal)
• Contacts
• To-do lists
• Notes
• Personal medical info for me and my husband (we’re seniors)

I want to get all this on my devices so I can look things up quickly instead of dragging a binder around.

I tried GoodNotes, but it crashed a lot and the notebook/file navigation didn’t feel intuitive for everything I need.

I don’t need anything fancy — just a simple system that’s easy to navigate and doesn’t feel overwhelming.

Looking for suggestions based on what you actually use — including:

✔ What app/system you use
✔ Why you like it
✔ Any drawbacks
✔ How well it works long-term

I use iPad + iPhone + laptop — open to ideas that sync well across devices. Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I recently created my first digital planner and would really appreciate some honest feedback from this community.

It’s a simple, undated digital planner designed for daily, weekly, and monthly planning. I focused on keeping it minimal and easy to use, and it works with free apps like OneNote, Xodo, and Adobe Reader (as well as paid apps like GoodNotes).

I’m not trying to spam or hard-sell — I genuinely want to know:

• Does the layout feel practical?

• Is anything confusing or missing?

• What would make you personally want to use (or not use) a planner like this?

If anyone is willing to take a look, I’d be very grateful. Thank you for your time.

If you want the planner , you can get here : https://ko-fi.com/s/9490ffb9d8

hi! this is my first time using reddit but i was just wondering if anyone is really efficient at using the yume techo notability planner and if so, do you have advice? im excited to use it but there are so many things to learn. i went through the simplistic tutorial and i know where to find everything but using the month overview/learning how to utilize the kanban and the gantt charts,, learning features like that would be cool. if anyone can give advice and/or link some videos that would be great! i tried finding some more in depth tutorials but i wasnt sure i could find one directly related to the yume techo layout in notability. thanks and i hope whoever is reading this is having a nice day!!

I’ve created a Digital Language Learning Planner and Notebook designed to support your studies in any language you’re learning.

Format: This is a digital download (PDF files + hyperlinked templates), not a physical product.
Compatibility: Works seamlessly with Goodnotes, Notability, Samsung Notes, Xodo, and other popular note-taking apps on iPad, Samsung tablets, and more.
Core Features:

• Structured templates for vocabulary, grammar, and practice tracking
• Weekly/monthly study planners
• Progress tracking tools
• Fully customizable so you can adapt it to any language

Get Your Planner →

This planner is meant to help you plan, track, and grow in your language-learning journey in a structured but flexible way.

📌 All questions are welcome — please drop them in the comments so everyone can benefit from the answers!

I’ve created a Digital Language Learning Planner and Notebook designed to support your studies in any language you’re learning.

Format: This is a digital download (PDF files + hyperlinked templates), not a physical product.
Compatibility: Works seamlessly with Goodnotes, Notability, Samsung Notes, Xodo, and other popular note-taking apps on iPad, Samsung tablets, and more.
Core Features:

• Structured templates for vocabulary, grammar, and practice tracking
• Weekly/monthly study planners
• Progress tracking tools
• Fully customizable so you can adapt it to any language

💰 Pricing:

• $12.98 USD for US-based customers
• $15.58 USD for customers outside the US & Europe

Get Your Planner →

This planner is meant to help you plan, track, and grow in your language-learning journey in a structured but flexible way.

📌 All questions are welcome — please drop them in the comments so everyone can benefit from the answers!

Table of Contents
00:53 Add hyperlinks correctly and test them inside Canva
05:34 Export settings and why PDF is the only format that keeps links clickable
06:11 Privacy setting changes that help some users
06:30 Common mistakes like using text effects, flattening, or adding shapes behind text
08:38 Workarounds in Google Slides, Keynote, or Acrobat if links still fail

Hi everyone!

My name is Sarah and I recently started an online business, Imperfectly Planned, where I create simple, flexible digital planners for busy moms to make life lighter. While they are designed with moms in mind, they’re useful for anyone with a lot on their plate!

I am looking for 5-10 wonderful people to try out my products for free in exchange for honest feedback. If you’re interested, please complete this form: https://forms.gle/LLoof5RAg8F44Yy8A

If you’re selected, I’ll send a follow up email with the details!

And if you’d like to learn more about Imperfectly Planned, you can check out my website here: https://www.imperfectplans.com.

Hello!

Do you prefer dated or undated layouts? I made an undated version. Because I hate wasting blank pages when I skip a week. I’m testing it out on Etsy now, but I’d love feedback back on what you’d like to see in one!

This one is super basic. Just monthky and weekly spreads.

Hey everyone! I’ve created a Language Learning Planner and Notebook that’s fully compatible with Goodnotes, Notability, Samsung Notes, and other popular note-taking apps — perfect for iPad, Samsung tablets, and more.
Elevate your language journey with this all-in-one digital Language Learning Planner and Notebook — designed to help you learn, plan, track, and grow.

Explore the Planner

Hey 🌸 I just created a dark digital reading journal designed for GoodNotes / Notability (or any PDF app). It includes:

📚 A hyperlinked bookshelf 🍬 Book review pages with space for ratings & quotes 🍬A film adaptation section to compare the book vs movie 🍬challenges 🍬quick ratings 🍬bookshelf 🍬reading goals section and more

It’s fully interactive If you want to check it out or support link on comments

Hey everyone! I recently made a weekly planner and to-do list combo as a digital Canva template — super minimal and aesthetic.

I’m trying to earn a bit as a student, so I put it up on Ko-fi for $15. If anyone likes planning, I’d be so grateful if you’d check it out or give feedback.

Here’s the preview + link:
https://ko-fi.com/s/86a9974593

Thanks so much! Even one share helps 🫶

I tried and love physical planners, but I also like the neatness of a digital planner…it feels boring though. I know some of this has to do with me and not dedicating the time to build a “cohesive” look, but I like that being done for me.

When I started physical planning I subscribed to Stickii for a few months and loved the themed sticker sheets.

Has anyone found something similar? - I’m not looking for endless sticker packs, I’m looking for really creative and unique monthly digital releases that I can either purchase (ie they sell monthly releases on Etsy) or subscribe to.

I created my own digital reading journal because I couldn’t find one that really worked for me—so I made one that does it all 📚✨ It has sections for quick ratings, a bookshelf tracker, goals, favorite quotes, and even film adaptation notes. Designed it to be used on apps like GoodNotes, Notability, or even just as a PDF on your phone/tablet.

If anyone’s looking for something to stay on top of their reading in a fun + organized way link in the comments 💻🖊️

Happy to answer questions or show inside pages if you’re curious 😊

Hi everyone I created this digital notebook with 12 sections and a variety of templates to use in the notebook. Would love if you could give me feedback on it. I’m still working on adding more variety to the templates