A digital planner is a PDF file equipped with hyperlinks and tabs, facilitating swift navigation to specific pages. With a stylus, you can seamlessly write on the planner and enhance it with digital stickers.”

To kickstart your digital planning journey, you’ll require:

• A tablet equipped with a stylus pen (such as an iPad with an Apple Pencil or a Samsung tablet with an S Pen), a phone or a computer.
• A PDF annotation app (my top picks include GoodNotes for iPad and Penly for Android).
• A digital planner.

A digital daily planner features daily pages tailored for organizing your day-to-day activities effectively. It enables you to plan your daily schedule, prioritize tasks, create to-do lists, manage meal plans and water intake, among other customizable features. Additionally, it provides ample space for note-taking and journaling to enhance productivity and reflection.

For beginners, I suggest starting with a dated digital planner, which comes pre-populated with dates, offering instant usability. However, keep in mind that you’ll need to repurchase a new planner for the following year.

Alternatively, if you prefer reusability, undated digital planners allow you to input dates manually, although initial setup time may be required.

Digital planners equipped with hyperlinks and tabs offer efficient navigation, allowing users to swiftly jump to specific pages. Opt for planners featuring hyperlinks to individual daily or weekly pages for seamless navigation. Simply tap on the hyperlink to quickly access the desired page, enhancing usability and convenience.

Digital stickers offer endless possibilities as you never run out of your favorite designs! Easily copy and paste stickers onto your planner pages, and then customize them by rotating, resizing, cropping, and repositioning as desired.