Tasks, habits, dashboard and long-term trends — five connected sheets on one calm page, in five instant color themes.
One screen rules them all — week start date, your habit list, categories, reward and the color theme picker. Everything else updates itself.
Configure onceSeven auto-dated day columns with priorities, categories and one-tick completion. Hit 100% and the day turns into a trophy.
Plan & tickYour habits in a clean weekly grid with per-habit percentages and a live streak counter that keeps you honest.
Build streaksKPI cards, charts and a weekly review — then archive each week to watch your completion trend compound over months.
See progressEvery day gets its own column with twelve task slots, priority levels (H/M/L), a category dropdown and a ✓ column. Finished tasks fade and strike through — the page always shows what matters now.
Mark ✓ or ✗ for each habit, each day. Weekly percentages fill as you go, daily scores roll up at the bottom, and the streak counter rewards the chain you refuse to break.
KPI cards, a tasks-per-day chart and kept-vs-missed doughnuts update live as you tick. Close the week with wins, lessons and next week's focus — then file it into History.
One dropdown in Setup recolors every header, card and accent across all five sheets — instantly, with no macros. Change it every week if you like.
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Excel 2016 and newer, WPS Office and LibreOffice, and it imports cleanly into Google Sheets. There are no macros or Google-only functions — everything is native.
Open the Setup sheet and pick Emerald, Ocean, Sunset, Royal or Graphite from the dropdown. Every header, card and accent across all five sheets recolors instantly through conditional formatting — no macros involved.
No. One payment, and the file is yours forever — including every future update we release.
Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If the planner does not click with your routine, you get a full refund — no questions asked.