Hibi Calendar
Your calendar, as a customizable stack of paper
What it does
Hibi turns the calendars and Reminders you already use into tactile daily paper pages on iPhone and iPad. Customize the paper and layout, draw or write with Apple Pencil on iPad, and make stickers or washi tape from your own photos. No Hibi account, no tracking, and no subscription. The core planner is free; Hibi Plus is an optional one-time purchase.
Hibi is a paper-feel daily planner for iPhone and iPad. Your real events, tasks and weather on a page you decorate; choose the paper, add stickers, tear off for tomorrow.
Your events and reminders on paper pages you can decorate with stickers, Washi, ink and text. Turn photos into stickers and Washi, then keep both tidy in folders. Swipe up to tear off today and reveal tomorrow's fresh page. Search events and reminders, check them off, and share the pages you make. Choose your paper's texture, ruling and color. Each one meticulously crafted to look like real paper. Add a sticker, a strip of Washi or a quick note; make each day yours. No sign-up; your pages stay on your device and sync privately via iCloud. No analytics, no ad networks, and no notifications nagging you back. Free to use. Unlock extras with one purchase; nofrom hibi.ink
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