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The planner designed to be abandoned
— and picked back up.

For brains with 47 tabs open. No streaks to break, no blank-page guilt, no 260-page bloat. 47 pages, on purpose — built from 500+ real "planner graveyard" confessions.

Instant download · works in GoodNotes, Notability & any PDF app · printable too

Today-ish

day 47 or day 1 again — the page doesn't care ♥
Comeback box — tick if it's been a while. that's it.
The One Thing
if only this happens, today still counts
Might also do (max 3, no pressure)
Energy check
gremlinglowing
Tiny win of the day"got out of bed" is admissible ✓

You don't have a discipline problem.
You have a planner graveyard.

the two-week cliffThree hours setting up the perfect system. Two weeks of devotion. Then it's a paperweight with your handwriting in it.
the judgy blank pagesMiss one week in a dated planner and every empty page becomes a little monument to failure. So you never open it again.
the 260-page monsterWater trackers, gratitude logs, quarterly reviews... a planner that is itself another job you're now behind on.

Every planner you abandoned was designed for a brain that runs on routine. Today-ish is designed for the restart.

Built for the comeback

Every page assumes you'll disappear sometimes — and makes returning cost nothing.

The Comeback Box

Been gone two days or two months? One checkbox. No catch-up, no apology paragraph, no reading old pages. The planner is undated everywhere — it literally can't tell you were away.

"blank pages are not evidence."
🧠

Brain Dump → Done (with an expiry date)

Empty your head onto the page, circle three things, and here's the trick: the rest of the list expires. Nothing carries over automatically, so old tasks can't pile up into a guilt monument. What matters comes back on its own.

"crossing things into NOPE counts as productivity. we checked."
📌

The Fridge Sheet

The real reason digital planners die: out of sight, out of mind. Today-ish ships a printable one-page sheet that lives on your fridge or monitor and keeps today visible. Digital planner + paper anchor. Object permanence, solved.

"paper doesn't shame-notify."

Plan around your energy, not against it

One mark on the gremlin→glowing scale, then a day that fits it. Three tasks max, three time anchors max, one tiny win logged in the Brag Log — the only tracker in the whole planner, and it only goes up.

"a gremlin day with one done task beats a fantasy schedule."
47 pages, on purpose
Every hyperlink tested
Works in any PDF app
One-time $24 — no subscription
Lifetime updates, free

One purchase. Yours forever.

No subscription. No renewal. No ADHD tax.

Today-ish Core

$24
one time · instant download
  • The full 47-page daily system
  • Hyperlinked for GoodNotes, Notability & any PDF app
  • Brain Dump → Done + expiry rule
  • Comeback pages & Brag Log
  • Printable Fridge Sheet
  • Lifetime updates
  • Habit Loops, Dopamine Menu, Med & Energy Log, Focus Sprints, stickers
Get Core
most brains pick this

Whole Brain Bundle

$44
one time · instant download
  • Everything in Core, plus:
  • Habit Loops — streak-free habit tracker
  • Dopamine Menu + Today's Order cards
  • Med & Energy Log (spot patterns in 2 weeks)
  • Focus Sprint sheets (body double optional)
  • 40 printable reward stickers
  • Lifetime updates
Get the Bundle

Not sure? Take the 60-second quiz and get a free sample week — try before you buy.

Fair questions

Is this another "ADHD planner" that's really just a normal planner with a label?

Fair suspicion — we read the same threads you did. Today-ish's mechanics are the point, not the label: undated everywhere, nothing carries over automatically, a 3-task cap with a parked-not-lost overflow list, a one-checkbox restart, and no streaks anywhere. If those mechanics don't sound like they were built from your exact complaints, take the quiz and grab the free sample week first.

What exactly do I get?

An instant-download PDF (plus the printable Fridge Sheet). Core is the 47-page daily system; the Bundle adds Habit Loops, the Dopamine Menu, a Med & Energy Log, Focus Sprints and reward stickers. Import into GoodNotes, Notability, Xodo or any PDF app — page one is a 60-second visual quick start. Every hyperlink is tested before release.

Do I need an iPad?

No. It works on any tablet or computer with a PDF app, and every page prints beautifully on A4/Letter. The Fridge Sheet is designed to be printed.

Is this a subscription?

No. $24 (or $44) once, yours forever, including future updates. We're not building a recurring revenue stream out of your working memory.

Is this medical advice or a treatment?

No. Today-ish is a planning tool designed around how ADHD-ish brains describe their planning struggles. It is not medical advice, doesn't treat anything, and isn't a substitute for professional care.

Refunds?

Digital downloads are usually final-sale, but if it genuinely doesn't work for you, email hello@todayish.yektad.com within 14 days and we'll sort you out. We'd rather have a fan than $24.