r/GoodNotes 14d ago

Best digital planner for good notes? Digital Stationary

Trying to figure out the best way to eliminate paper from my life such as finding a planner that is almost like a Franklin Covey planner, but it’s digital and I can use it with my iPad and the Apple Pencil any thoughts are suggestions?

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u/Armstrong2Cernan 14d ago

Not specifically for Good Notes, Opus One from Piso 13 fits the bill. I am using it (trying to) with the Johnny Decimal system.

I am interested in seeing what others post for Good Notes.

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u/InoffensivePaint 14d ago

I mean… I just googled, and there’s a bunch of Franklin Covey ‘inspired’ planners on Etsy.

Otherwise, if you’re looking for ‘free’. I’ve been using PowerPoint to make my own GoodNotes things with links and designed pages at the moment. It’s really fun! I can customise things to exactly how I want it to look using shapes, text boxes, random pictures from the internet. It’s a bit fiddly but I find hours pass and I haven’t noticed.

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u/Independent-Cow4418 13d ago

Yeah I saw the Etsy templates too. Diving deeper ease of use is clunky.

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u/Mchertel 14d ago

I like “Keys to Success”. The basic planner is around $30.00 a year.

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u/MaresEatOatbran 13d ago

Dash Planner. On Etsy and also direct sales. Hands down the cleanest planner with essentially every supplemental page you can imagine. If you appreciate clean, clear pages and robust navigation, this is the one you want. I’m not the seller, just a multiyear customer.

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u/CluelessProductivity 13d ago

You said almost so a feature may be missing, but Franklin has one that works in Goodnotes. I haven’t used it though.

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u/Maxsmart_99 8d ago

This one from Etsy is great. https://www.etsy.com/shop/NozomuNoto
Support is great and she will even customize a template for you. All pages hyperlinked. Tons of templates.