Digital planning is the process of creating and managing plans, projects, goals, and any other aspect of your life using digital tools, such as an iPad or other tablet. Many people also use a stylus, such as an Apple Pencil, along with their tablet.

To start using a digital planner, you’ll need a tablet, a stylus compatible with your tablet, and an PDF markup app on your tablet, and of course, a digital planner.

Our preferred app for digital planning is Goodnotes, which is an iOS app. However, if you’re an Android user, there are options as well, such as Noteshelf and Xodo.

Physical planners are wonderful and there is just something so satisfying about holding a planner in your hands. But, where a physical planner is limited by a certain number of pages, a digital planner has almost no limitations. You can have nearly an infinite number of planners on your tablet. In fact, you’re not limited to just planners. You can have journals, notebooks, bullet journals, etc. The list is nearly limitless. And the best thing, is you don’t have to carry around all those physical journals, planners and notebooks. You can access them all with your tablet.

A digital journal is similar to a digital planner or digital notebook, in that it is digital file on your tablet. Digital journals are typically less planning focused, but can still be very specific when it comes to the writing prompts or focus.

Absolutely! Digital stickers are so much fun and there are so many options available for digital planners. Depending on your style, you’ll find a wide variety of digital stickers, including seasonal stickers, to suit your preferred styling for your digital planner.