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GoodPlanner
A calm paper planner. Nothing on the page but your day.
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A calm paper planner. Nothing on the page but your day.
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A calm daily planner and to-do list. Nothing on the page but your day: write by hand on iPad, Duo and iPhone, or type, and every line becomes a to-do you can time, repeat and find. Free for 14 days, then buy it once. No subscription, no account.
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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Mike, founder of Kithly and I made GoodPlanner.
I've kept a paper planner for years, with a daily list on one page and notes about meetings and my day mixed in. What I never liked was that I couldn't find the thing I wrote three weeks ago, move a to-do to Thursday, or repeat it every other Tuesday without copying it over and over again. Most planner apps fixed that by piling on stickers, templates and dashboards, or asked for a subscription before I'd written a single line. I wanted a more minimal and flexible approach.
So I built the planner I wanted: calm and simple, with everything I was missing.
Nothing on the page but your day. No stickers, no templates, no streaks. Just ruled lines, your handwriting or typing, and one small marker beside each line.
A to-do list and a daily planner in one. Write by hand, or tap the keyboard and type. GoodPlanner creates a to-do you can mark done. Each to-do and event has its own page of notes, and the day's notes page holds everything else on your mind.
Search finds every word, even your handwriting, and it's recognized on your device.
Write "3 PM call Acme" and it drops into chronological order. Open a to-do to tag it with a category, or repeat it every other Tuesday or on the 1st and the 15th. Bring unfinished items forward with a tap. Step back to see the week, the month, or the whole year.
Made for iPhone Duo. Closed, the front screen shows today. Open, it's like a book: your list on one side, your notes on the other. Rotate it for a full page to write on.
Ask Siri to add a to-do on the go, and check things off right from your Home Screen widget.
Private by design. No account, no ads, nothing collected. Your planner lives on your devices and in your own iCloud. I can't see it.
Pricing: every feature free for 14 days, then $29.99 once. One purchase covers your iPhone, Duo, iPad and Mac, and your family through Family Sharing. No subscription. If your trial ends, nothing is locked away: everything you wrote stays there to read and search.
It's a small, quiet app from a small company. I'd love to hear what you think, especially if you're a paper-planner person or already have a Duo. I'll be here all day answering questions.
-Mike