Yearly Planner: Interactive Calendar & Journal 2026

Designed to be written on using tablets like Supernote, Kindle Scribe, Boox, ReMarkable devices, or an iPad. Every page in this PDF is interactive and any page is no more than two clicks away.

✔️ Little to no friction: Consistent page headers make navigation intuitive, with instant access to any date range view you need. View annual, quarterly, monthly, weekly, and individual days from any page.

✔️ See the big picture: Calendar views automatically align and sync between monthly, weekly, and daily layouts for seamless planning.

✔️ Use this for your annual schedule and daily journal: This PDF calendar was designed for performance & productivity benefits.

✅ This template contains a link to the 2026 Interactive Calendar & Journal PDF (881 pages).

PAGE INDEX

(#1) My Yearly Planner page - A daily interactive calendar and journal homepage.

(#2) Table of Contents - Page index.

(#3) Annual Goals - What are this year's primary goals? What did I accomplish this year that I'm most proud of? What do I want more of or less of next year? What activities drained my energy the most, and which ones gave me the most energy?

• Accessed via the calendar year top-left from any page

(#4-5) Annual On Radar - Two pages with lines to write on the left and a box for something to draw on the right.

• Accessed via calendar year top-left > Annual Radar button

(#6-9) Annual Notes - Four pages of lines to write across the entire page. (11 additional pages for annual notes without page headings at the end of this document).

• Accessed via calendar year top-left > Annual Notes button

(#10) Yearly Calendar - Access any month or day of the year in a single tap. Access this page anytime from the Yearly Calendar text on the very top right of each page.

• Accessed via the "Yearly Calendar" button top-right on any page

(#11) Monthly Overview - Select any month of the year and its associated week number.

• Accessed via the "Monthly Overview" button from any page

(#12) Weekly Overview - Select weeks 1 through 53. Each week has the month and days shown, so it's easy to identify that Week 52 is Dec. 22 - Dec. 28, for example.

• Accessed via the "Weekly Overview" button from any page

(#14-15) Quarter 1 Agenda + Goals - The agenda page contains a single line for each day in January, February, and March, and a quarterly goals page that asks this quarter's goals, milestones, and notes.

(#16-17) Quarter 2 Agenda + Goals - The agenda page contains a single line for each day in April, May, and June, and a quarterly goals page that asks this quarter's goals, milestones, and notes.

(#18-19) Quarter 3 Agenda + Goals - The agenda page contains a single line for each day in July, August, and September, and a quarterly goals page that asks this quarter's goals, milestones, and notes.

(#20-21) Quarter 4 Agenda + Goals - The agenda page contains a single line for each day in October, November, and December, and a quarterly goals page that asks this quarter's goals, milestones, and notes.

• All four quarter pages are located by taping/clicking the center Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 buttons from any page

(22-33) Months January through December - Monthly Goals and Milestone pages.

• Q1 > [Month]
• Monthly Overview > [Month]
• Yearly Calendar > [Month]

(#34-139) Week Agenda and Summary pages - Weekly Agenda pages include five checklist-style lines for each day of the week, starting with Monday. Summary pages include two columns, 10 lines each for weekly progress and weekly observations, and 15 checklist-styled lines for weekly goals and weekly milestones.

• Weekly Overview > [Week #]
• From any month page (pages 22-33)

(#140-869) Daily Overview and Daily Notes pages - Daily overview pages include an overview page for today's focus, a to-do list, what to be grateful for, who to reach out to, and an hourly log (5 am to 10 pm). The daily notes page includes what's on your radar (top of mind), today's key memory, and 22 lines for daily notes.

• Yearly Calendar
• Quarter pages

(#870-881) Additional Notes - 31 rows of text across 11 pages for the year, when you need just a bit more space to write.