A fresh year, neatly laid out on paper
- See the whole year at a glance, then one month per page and one week per page, so you can plan ahead and still write the details.
- Public holidays are already marked, each taken from an official source.
- Easy on ink: color is used only on thin lines and the month numbers. Every page still works in black and white.
- Binder-friendly: 15 mm margins leave room to hole-punch or bind, and the file is set up for double-sided printing.
- Weekends get as much room as weekdays.
Exactly what you get
- 2 PDF files, portrait: US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) and A4 (210 × 297 mm).
- US Letter file: US federal holidays, weeks start on Sunday.
- A4 file: UK bank holidays (England and Wales), weeks start on Monday, ISO week numbers.
- 74 pages per file: cover with the 365-day ring, how-to page, year at a glance (12 mini calendars plus the holiday list), 12 month pages with a Priorities this month box, 53 week pages, and 6 dot-grid note pages (5 mm grid).
- About 0.7 MB per file. This is a paper planner, so there are no clickable links.
Who it’s for
People who like to write things down by hand, families who pin the month on the fridge, students with ring binders, and anyone who wants the holidays in place without copying them from another calendar.
Who it’s not for
It’s not a bound planner shipped to your door: you print it yourself. If you want a linked planner for your tablet, choose the Premium edition. Holidays cover the US (federal) and England and Wales only, not state or regional holidays.
FAQ
Will I get a physical planner? No. You download PDF files and print them at home or at a print shop.
I only have a black-and-white printer. That’s fine: every month is identified by its number and name, never by color alone.
Letter or A4? You get both. In the US and Canada, use Letter; in the UK, use A4.
Can I print just a few pages? Yes. Every month and every week is its own page, so you can print as you go.
Is there a subscription? No. You pay once and the files are yours for personal use.