Printed book
The bound planner on its own. It does not include the digital files.
- 8.5 × 11 in, portrait
- Coil-bound, so it opens flat and folds back on itself
- Printed to order and shipped to you
Planner
The 2027 Planner
Weekly & Monthly Planning for Goals, Projects, Budgeting & Habits
A calm planning home for the year ahead, with room to see the month, shape the week and keep bigger projects visible. Use it for deadlines, spending, habits and everyday details that might otherwise end up scattered across notebooks, loose lists, and half-finished planning systems.
Month and week together
A full monthly spread, with the weekly pages right behind it.
Goals and projects
Quarter plans and project pages, kept out of the daily list.
Money in one place
A budget for each month, plus a yearly overview and savings goals.
Habits without a score
A tracker a bad fortnight does not end.
What’s inside
One place for a whole year of moving pieces.
Each month opens with a full spread, with weekly pages behind it for the days themselves and dedicated space for goals, projects, budgeting and habits so those do not have to compete with the daily list. The layout assumes a year that will go off plan somewhere around March and lets you pick it up again without starting over. Coil-bound in print, with a digital edition for planning on screen.
Two editions
What each edition gives you
Printable + Fillable PDF
One purchase. A link inside the file gives you the rest.
- A printable PDF of the whole planner
- Prints on A4 or US Letter using Fit to Page
- A fillable version for tablet or computer
- The extra print sizes, from the same link
See the month before you plan the week
The full spread shows what you already agreed to and where the empty week is, before you start filling days in.
Projects stop borrowing Tuesday
Quarter plans and project pages hold the work with a deadline months away, so it does not compete with the daily list.
The month’s money, written down first
A budget page for each month, with a yearly overview and savings goals behind it.
A year that survives March
Nothing is scored against a streak. Each month ends with a page that asks what got in the way, and you carry on.
See the layout before you buy
Three pages, straight out of the file, at the size they print.
Before you buy
What happens if I stop using it for a month?
Nothing breaks. The weeks are not scored against a streak, the habit page tells you outright that missing twice is a reset and not a failure, and each month ends with a page that asks what got in the way. Open it in April and start in April.
Is the print edition coil-bound?
Yes. The print edition is coil-bound, so it opens flat on a desk and folds back on itself. It is printed and shipped by Lulu.
What exactly do I get with the digital edition?
A printable PDF of the whole planner, bought from Google Play Books, with a link inside the file to download the fillable digital version and the extra print variants. The printed book from Lulu does not include those — it is the bound planner on its own.
What paper size is it?
8.5 × 11 in, portrait. It prints on A4 using the Fit to Page setting in your print dialogue, which scales it to about 94% and leaves a slightly wider margin — nothing is cut off.
How do I fill it in on a tablet?
Download the fillable version using the link inside the PDF from Google Play Books. It uses standard PDF form fields: open it in a reader that supports forms, tap a field and type, then save the file so your entries are kept.
Where does the purchase actually happen?
On the retailer's own site. Print editions are handled by Lulu and digital editions by Google Play Books, so payment, delivery and any refund are handled under their terms, not ours.
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