Monthly Task Planner

Not a spreadsheet. A monthly task planner that opens straight in your browser — recurring tasks, an hour-by-hour day, and a month grid you can actually read.

Type a task once. It turns up on the day, in the month, in the week and on the board — because there is only ever one copy of it.

The part a spreadsheet can't do

Set a task to repeat — every weekday, every week, every month — and it fills itself in. When one particular day needs to be different, change it on that day only. Tick it, rename it, move it: the rest of the series carries on untouched. No formulas. No dragging a row down twelve times.

What's inside — nine screens

• Today — four live counters, three charts and your day on an hour line with a NOW marker
• Month — every day carries a workload bar, so a heavy week is obvious before you agree to anything
• Week — hours down the side, days across, every block sized by how long it really takes
• Year — twelve months shaded from quiet to busy, with a green line on days you cleared
• Tasks — everything in one list: filter, group by date, category or priority, and search
• Goals & Habits — counters that climb to a target, plus a habit grid that counts its own streaks
• Focus — a priority matrix and a drag-and-drop board (To do · Doing · Done)
• Notes & Dates — birthdays and renewals that count down before they surprise you
• Settings — themes, language, categories, hours, print and backup

Nothing quietly disappears

Whatever you miss stays in Overdue instead of vanishing. One press moves the whole backlog to today — and a repeating task gives you one fresh copy, not one for every day you missed.

Real print pack

Print the month as a proper two-page spread in A4, A5, Letter or Half Letter, with an optional hole-punch margin for a ring binder. It prints what is actually in your planner — nothing else.

Make it yours

Three themes including a true dark mode. Three languages — English, Spanish, French — switching every word, month name included. Rename the categories to match your life; their colours follow them through every screen. Choose which day your week starts and which hours your day runs between. A density setting decides how much fits on screen at once.

All the benefits, without the spreadsheet stress

No formulas to break. No cells or tabs to mess up. Nothing to install and nothing to set up — you open it and it works. No monthly fee, no account required, no licence to share. It looks and behaves like real software, not a grid you are fighting.

What you receive — instant download

Nothing is shipped. After purchase you get a PDF with your private link, which gives you:

• The planner — one .html file
• demo-data.json — realistic sample data you can load from Settings to explore every feature, then clear
• A quick-start guide (PDF)

How it works

Double-click the .html file and it opens in whatever browser you already have — Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox — on Windows, Mac, iPad, Android or your phone. Nothing to install. No app store. No Excel, no Google account, no Notion, no subscription.

Your work, your choice

Keep everything on your own device — no account, works completely offline. Or turn on optional sync with a free sign-in and your planner follows you between phone, tablet and laptop, still working offline and catching up when you reconnect. Either way, Export in Settings downloads a backup file whenever you want one, and Import puts it straight back.

Quick answers

• Do I need an account? — Only if you want sync between devices. Otherwise no.
• Does it need internet? — No. It works fully offline.
• Will it work on my phone? — Yes. Phone, tablet and desktop, with a layout built for each.
• Is it a subscription? — No. One-time purchase, yours forever.
• Can I edit it? — Yes. Rename categories, set your hours, your week start, your themes.
• Can I print it? — Yes, four paper sizes.
• Is it Excel or Google Sheets? — Neither, and it never asks you to open one.