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E Ink planner · digital download

Storm Day for E Ink

£4.99 £3.74 25% launch sale

Launch sale price ends 4 December 2026.

From one ADHDer to another, let's make our lives better.

My Storm Day daily planner, sized for Kindle Scribe, reMarkable 2 and reMarkable Paper Pro. 90 undated days with tabs and links.

Some days I want a screen that feels like paper and does not ping at me. So I sized my Storm Day pages for E Ink. Each day starts with the ONE thing, then a brain dump, loose time blocks, a done list and a small wins box. There is a Calm look and a crisp Ink saver look.

Storm Day for E Ink is my daily planner sized for a paper like screen. Each day starts with one thing, not twenty, and the tabs take you to the brain dump or the restart page.

What's inside

  • Cover and a clickable index
  • Start here page with my storm scale and a support line
  • 90 undated Storm Day pages
  • Brain Dump, Sort The Storm, Restart and Focus Sprints pages
  • Wins Jar and Notes pages
  • Tabs on every page and a Back to index button

What you get

  • One zip with six PDFs: Kindle Scribe, reMarkable 2 and reMarkable Paper Pro, each in Calm and Ink saver
  • 132 page PDF
  • The tablet and printable versions are sold separately

How to set it up

Pick the PDF named for your tablet. On Kindle Scribe, send it with Send to Kindle and keep it as a PDF you can write on. On reMarkable, drag it into the reMarkable app on your phone or computer. A short README in the zip walks you through it.

Works with

Works with GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf, Xodo and other PDF annotation apps on iPad. On Android tablets, use Samsung Notes, Xodo, Noteshelf or Flexcil. The tabs and links work in all of them. The tap to fill boxes need an app that fills in PDF forms, such as Xodo or Noteshelf. In GoodNotes and Notability, tick the boxes with your pen instead. E Ink versions are sized for Kindle Scribe and reMarkable.

This is a digital download. Nothing will be posted to you. Prices include VAT where it applies. My lived story. Not advice, not therapy, not medical guidance.