Monthly & Yearly Planners

A digital monthly planner shows the whole month at a glance: calendar spreads, monthly goals, important dates and a yearly overview for long-term plans. Monthly and yearly planner templates for iPad come dated for 2027 or undated to start any month, and open in GoodNotes or Notability with hyperlinked tabs.

Monthly and Yearly Planner Templates for a Wider View

Birthdays, bills, trips and deadlines are easier to spot when the whole month sits on one spread. A monthly planner on the iPad gives you that calendar view, often with goals, a notes column and a year overview at the front. Here I keep my roundups of monthly and yearly templates for GoodNotes, dated 2027 or undated.

Calendar grid or list view

A classic grid shows the month like a wall calendar and suits appointments. A vertical list of dates leaves more room to write per day. Some planners include both, which helps when one month is busy and the next is quiet.

Year at a glance

A yearly spread is where long plans live: a savings goal, a reading target, school holidays. If you like setting goals in January and checking them each month, look for a template with a yearly page linked to every month.

Who it suits

People who plan in big blocks, track dates for a family, or pair a monthly calendar with a separate daily notebook.

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Monthly Planner Questions

Should I get a dated 2027 planner or an undated one?

Dated is quicker to set up and the tabs already match the calendar. Undated lets you begin mid-year or reuse the file later.

Can a digital calendar planner sync with my phone?

No. A PDF planner does not connect to calendar apps. Many people copy only the key dates into it during a monthly review.

What should go on a monthly page?

Fixed dates first, then two or three goals for the month and a short list of bills or tasks that repeat.