Ten apps, or one planner.
Calendar, a to do app, a habit tracker, a notes app, a budget spreadsheet, journaling, a mood thing, a period tracker, a reading list. That was my phone. Planye is all of it in one place.
Week, month and year views
A journal page you arrange by hand with photos, tape and stickers
Habits
Budget
Projects
Mood
Cycle
A shelf for books and shows, both to-read and finished
Letters you write now and can only open on a date you pick
Custom lists
Calendar dates you decorate the same way, paper textures, photos, stickers, drawings
Eight themes, plus you can customize pages and you can create your own view with only the sections you actually need
Connects with Google Calendar
The model is one of those big paper planners people buy every year. I bought one four years running and quit every one by way before the end of the year, so I spent about a year building the version that does not end in December or start in January.
Thank you so much for taking the time to write this, and for the detail in it.
Money is the youngest part of the app and it shows. Fixed bills do carry to the next month, but each one takes a tap to confirm. Writing that out, I can see the better version being the other way round: carry them over unless you say otherwise, or at least one tap that brings the whole list at once. And there are no due dates or any warning that a bill is coming, which is the part you're pointing at.
The decoration came from my own paper planners, it was half the reason I kept opening them. Good to know it works on someone else too.
And thanks for the Notion comparison. Already shaped like a planner is exactly what I was going for.