Hyperlinked Digital Planner
Tap to navigate your GoodNotes planner. Never scroll again.
What it does
An undated digital planner for GoodNotes, Notability, or any iPad note app, built around one idea: every page should actually link to every other page. Tap a month from the home hub to jump straight there. Tap tabs on any page to jump to Weekly, Daily, Habits, Notes, or Goals - no scrolling through 100+ pages to find what you need. 19 pages, undated so it works for any year, with duplicable weekly/daily templates.
📘 Undated Hyperlinked Digital PlannerPlan smarter. Stay organized. Tap your way through your day.Tired of starting a new planner every year?The Hyperlinked Digital Planner gives you a reusable digital planning system that you can use again and again—without filling your desk with notebooks and paper.Designed for digital planning on your iPad or tablet, this planner uses clickable hyperlinks so yo
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