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Planye

Planye is a digital life planner for organizing tasks across custom categories and day-to-year views, with optional journaling, habits, mood, money, cycle, and personal collection tracking. It suits people who want a flexible planner that can start on any date and sync across a browser and phone.

Planye

A digital planner for tasks, routines, and personal records

Planye is a digital life planner that combines task planning with journaling and lightweight personal tracking. Its primary view places tasks on a grid of days and user-defined categories, with day, week, month, and year views around it. Users can start on any day rather than following a January-to-December planner cycle.

The app is designed to keep planning, reflection, and selected trackers in one workspace without requiring every module. Alongside tasks, users can add habits, budget entries, mood and cycle logs, journal pages, collections for books and films, projects, and sealed letters. It works in a browser and on a phone, with a free plan that does not expire and a paid Planye+ plan for expanded limits and additional features.

Core features

Multi-scale planner

Organize tasks on a grid of days crossed with custom categories, then view the same planning information by day, week, month, or year. Items can be moved when plans change.

Habit tracking

Record habits with triggers, numbers, notes, and streak-style day tracking. Missed days appear as dashed circles without overdue alerts or reminders.

Flexible journal

Write journal entries using movable text, photos, stickers, tape, and other blocks. The journal supports different page styles, including lined, dotted, grid, and blank layouts.

Money, mood, and cycle tracking

Track income, fixed bills, and spending envelopes alongside the weeks in which money was spent. Mood and cycle logging can be recorded with a daily tap, with yearly views for review.

Personal collections

Keep books and films or series on a shelf, manage lists, notebooks, and projects, and create sealed letters for a future date.

Customizable workspace

Choose which pages to keep, change themes and page styling, and use Planye+ to add Google Calendar to the week as a read-only view. The planner syncs across devices.

Ways to use Planye

  • Plan a changing weekly schedule

    Set up categories such as work, personal, or health and place tasks on specific days. Use the week view to see capacity, move items when plans change, and review unfinished work without an overdue system.

  • Track routines and personal signals

    Log a habit, mood, cycle detail, or expense in a lightweight daily routine, then use the accumulated week, month, or year views to look back at patterns and totals.

  • Keep a visual journal

    Combine text, photographs, stickers, tape, and handwritten or typed blocks on journal pages to document trips, ordinary days, dreams, or other memories in a scrapbook-like format.

  • Manage personal projects and media

    Maintain a shelf of books and films or series in progress, organize lists and projects, and keep a dated letter sealed until a future moment.

  • Start a planner at any time

    Use the planner as a flexible alternative to a fixed-year paper diary: begin midyear or on any other date, keep only the pages you need, and continue the same planner into later years.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Combines planning, journaling, habits, mood, money, cycle logging, and personal collections in one app.
  • Flexible day-to-year views and custom categories support both detailed scheduling and longer-term review.
  • Tasks can be rearranged when plans change, while weekly categories and trackers can be offered as drafts rather than applied automatically.
  • The free plan has no time limit and includes the core planner, journal, mood, budget, and cycle logging.
  • Journal pages support movable text, photos, stickers, tape, and multiple page styles.

Cons

  • Some content and decoration features are limited on the free plan.
  • Calendar connection is a Planye+ feature; Google Calendar is read-only, and Outlook is described as upcoming rather than currently available.
  • The product is designed for individual life planning; the supplied information does not document team workflows or collaboration features.

FAQ

Where can I use Planye?

Planye works in a browser and on a phone. The site also provides an Android app, and the planner syncs across a phone and laptop.

Is there a free version?

Yes. The free plan has no time limit and includes the planner, journal, mood and cycle logging, and budget. It limits how much of some content you can keep.

What does Planye+ add?

Planye+ adds higher or unlimited limits, calendar connection, page decoration, additional themes, journal templates, and more media storage. The pricing page lists monthly and annual billing, with a seven-day free trial for the paid plan.

How do I get started?

You can start on any day; there is no need to wait for January or import an existing planner. Set up categories, write the current week, and add the trackers or pages you want to use.

Does Planye connect to calendars?

Google Calendar is available on the week view with Planye+ as a read-only calendar. The site says Outlook integration is on the way, so it should not be treated as currently available.

Quick Facts

Category
Productivity / digital planner
Platforms
Browser and phone; Android app available
Planning views
Day, week, month, and year
Free plan
No time limit; limits how much of some content can be kept
Paid plan
Planye+, billed monthly or annually, with a seven-day trial
Calendar integration
Google Calendar read-only week view with Planye+; Outlook listed as upcoming