
The Restart Planner
Three kinds of days, 10-minute resets, about 40 pages with filled-in examples.
And makes coming back take 10 minutes. About 40 pages, not 700. Three kinds of days. No catching up. Ever.

Every page in the video is a real page from the planner.
Not the day you wish you had. The one you've got. Fell off? A 10-minute reset and you're back.

For when you've been gone for days, weeks or months. Five steps, then you start from today.
Sam's last planner
Sam is a composite, built from patterns in the 1 to 4-star reviews we read. Not a real customer.
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Same method everywhere. Start with the planner, or get all four at once.

Three kinds of days, 10-minute resets, about 40 pages with filled-in examples.

Cleaning by energy: 5, 10 and 20-minute sessions, a 15-minute emergency reset, 60 task cards.

Write everything in one list. Your Today page fills itself, and shows how much you can safely spend.
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30 no-cook to 10-minute meals, a 2-week rotation and shopping lists that write themselves.
value · included in the systemI read the 1 to 4-star reviews of 27 best-selling ADHD planners. The same line kept showing up: it was great until I missed a few days. So I built one that plans for the hard days.
Daniele
Yes, if you've abandoned more planners than you've finished, your energy changes a lot from day to day, and you want something simple you can start today. Probably not, if you want 500 pages with a tracker for everything.
To print: any home printer (color or black and white), A4 or US Letter paper, and a pen. On a tablet: an iPad, Android, Windows or e-ink tablet with an app that can write on PDFs (free ones work). A stylus is nice, a finger works too.
No. It's a digital download. You print the pages you want, or use the file on a tablet. Nothing is shipped.
No. The tablet version works in free apps too. The setup guide lists free and paid options for iPad, Android and e-ink tablets.
The tablet version is designed for tablets. On a phone the pages are small, so if you mostly use your phone, printing will feel better.
No. Every page is undated, so you can start any day and skip days without wasting pages.
As few as you want. The setup guide lists a starter set: the Start here page, 5 average days, 2 survival days, 1 good day, 1 week and 1 reset page.
That's what the reset pages are for. Open one, spend 10 minutes, and continue from today. There's nothing to catch up on.
No. It's a planning tool designed around common ADHD challenges. It doesn't replace support from a doctor, therapist or coach.
Right after payment you'll see a download link, and you'll get it by email too.
Because it's an instant digital download, all sales are final. If a file doesn't open or is missing, email us and we'll send you a working copy.
Start in 5 minutes. Use it on the days you can. Come back as often as you need.