2027-2028 Weekly Planner

Why a 2027-2028 planner instead of one year

A lot of plans don’t stop at New Year. A wedding next fall, a lease that runs into the following summer, a school year, a big work project. This 2027-2028 planner puts both years in one file, so you can write those dates down now and you won’t be buying a new planner in December. It’s a hyperlinked PDF you write on with a stylus on an e-ink tablet, not a printed book.

Each week gets one page, with a dot grid row for each day and a notes row at the bottom. Every week of 2027 and 2028 is there, from January 1, 2027 to December 31, 2028.

Getting around two years of pages is easier than it sounds. The contents page lets you pick a year, then a month, then tap a week number to open that week. A breadcrumb across the top of each page climbs back to the month, quarter or year, and the arrows step one week at a time, right across the gap from one year into the next. The week that spans New Year appears in both years, and each copy shows only its own year’s days.

What you get for each year

• A year calendar and a six-page year index with a line for every day.
• Four quarterly pages with that quarter’s months, a goals list and notes space.
• Twelve monthly calendars with moon phases and a week number column that opens each week.
• One shared set of forty dot grid notes pages with a numbered, linked index.

There are no daily pages, which keeps two whole years quick to flip through. It suits people who think in weeks: a quick look on Sunday, a few lines for each day, and a place for the notes that come up along the way.

Your download has both a Sunday-start and a Monday-start version. The file is drawn at each tablet’s own page size, and it comes for Supernote, reMarkable, Kindle Scribe, BOOX, Kobo, Quaderno and iPad. It’s $18 on every tablet, and if you only want one year, the 2027 Weekly Planner is the same layout for 2027 alone.