A journal and planner page generator that lives in a single HTML file — no install, no account, no internet after the first load. Pick a page, fill it in, print or save it as a PDF — a daily log, a weekly spread, a monthly calendar, goals, gratitude, a habit tracker. Free to use; a one-time CA$4.99 Pro add-on unlocks all 60 page formats and a way to assemble your own multi-page planner.
This is the actual tool — not a screenshot. The frame below loads the JournalPlanner landing straight from the server. Scroll it, then jump into the full app below.
Desktop — 1280 px
Mobile — 390 px
Hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript — no framework, no build step. Every page is generated from a shared template schema, not hand-built one by one, and everything you type lives in the browser via localStorage.
Pick a pageA5 / A4Print / Save PDF
The real app. Open a free sample page, fill in a line or two, switch between A5 and A4. Nothing is sent anywhere — edits live only in this browser. Best experienced in its own tab.
From a blank gallery to a printed page — no template shopping, no design software.
A daily log, a weekly spread, a monthly calendar, goals, gratitude, or lined notes — six free samples to start.
Every page renders at true paper size. Switch any time — nothing you've typed is lost.
Type directly on the page. It autosaves in the browser as you go — reopen tomorrow and it's still there.
One button hides everything but the page itself — a clean sheet, on paper or as a PDF.
The free single file covers a real sample from six categories. Drop journalplanner-pro.js next to it and a Pro tools menu unlocks the rest.
A real daily log, a seven-day weekly spread, and a full monthly calendar with correct dates — not placeholders.
One sample page each from three more categories, so the free tier gives a real taste of the whole set.
True paper-size rendering, switchable any time, with a clean one-button print/PDF path.
Everything you type saves in that browser automatically. No account, no server, no tracking.
Every category unlocked — calendars, daily log, goals, habit tracker, budget, mood log, gratitude, notes, reading log, meal planner.
An accent colour across every page, and a cover design for the front of your exported PDF.
Add any templates to an ordered, reorderable list — assemble the exact planner you want.
Every page, everything written on it, your cover and theme — remembered automatically between sessions.
Your whole My Layout, cover page first, merged into one PDF at the size you're viewing in.
A store-bought planner locks you into one fixed layout, once a year. Here is where a single-file, build-your-own tool lands next to the usual options.
| Option | Cost | Model | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Printed plannerstore-bought | US$20 – 45 / year | Fixed layout, buy a new one every year | Pages are whatever the publisher chose — take it or leave it |
| Planner app / subscriptiondigital planners | US$4 – 10 / month | Subscription, often cloud-account based | Digital only, or a paid add-on just to print |
| "Free" printable sitesad-supported downloads | US$0 + ads/upsells | A handful of pages, watermarked or email-gated | Limited selection, inconsistent style page to page |
| Design-your-ownCanva and similar | US$0 – 13 / month | Hours of layout work, per page, from scratch | Unlimited in theory, but you're building every page yourself |
| JournalPlannerSingle HTML file — this project | $0 Pro CA$4.99 once | None — double-click journalplanner.html |
60 page formats, set any month, week or date and pick exactly the ones you want, offline, one-time price |
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