Yearwise Planner — the complete life planner on Google Sheets (instant download)

Solid value for what it costs

I enter the numbers once and the charts just update. I can see where the money goes without building a single formula myself. Setup took me about four minutes.

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Replaced three apps and a paper diary

I liked that I could delete the tabs I did not need without breaking the rest of the file.

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I stopped losing track of bills

I bought it mostly for the budget and stayed for the habit tracker. Not what I expected to say.

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Clear, calm and not overwhelming

Fifty-two weekly tabs sounds like overkill until you use it. I plan on Sunday evening and the week stops feeling like a pile of loose ends.

test

The 52-week challenge is a nice touch

Took me a week to work out which tabs I actually needed. Now I use the dashboard, the habits and the budget daily and ignore the rest.

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Does one job and does it well

Support answered me the same day when I asked how to reset the year. Not something I expected at this price.

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The automatic budget is the whole point

The weekly layout matches how I actually think about time, which is why I have kept using it.

test

First planner I have stuck with

What sold me was that everything is linked. Change something in the monthly tab and the yearly view catches up on its own.

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Not pretty for the sake of it

The annual dashboard is what I show my partner when we do our monthly money conversation. It makes the whole thing less tense.

test

No learning curve to speak of

The transaction log is where I spend most of my time. Categories, filters, and totals that actually add up without me touching a formula.

test

The tabs link together properly

I use maybe half of it and it is still worth what I paid. The other half is there when I want it.

test

My spending finally makes sense

I have bought three planners before and abandoned all of them by February. This one lives in the tab next to my email, so I actually use it. The budget tab paid for the whole thing in the first month.

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Better than the template I was using

It survived me being away for a fortnight and coming back to it, which is more than I can say for my old paper planner.

test

It fits how I already work

Straightforward, quick to load, and it has not broken once in three months of daily use.

test

Bought it on a whim, still using it

Being able to open it on my phone during the commute is what makes it stick. Same file, nothing to sync.

test

Took me one evening to set up properly

I have my goals, my money and my week in one place for the first time since university.

test

Instant download, no faff

The habit grid is the first thing I open. Everything else I check weekly.

test

The meal planner surprised me

The dark version is easy on the eyes late at night. I would have liked a few more chart options, but what is there is well thought out.

test

A planner that respects your time

I duplicate the file each year, which the instructions explain properly. No need to rebuy anything.

test

Honestly better than the paid apps

It does not try to be a productivity system with a philosophy attached. It is a well built file and that is exactly what I wanted.

test

My partner asked me to send the link

Set it up in an evening, adjusted the categories to how I actually spend, and it has needed almost nothing since.

test

The savings tab is the one I check most

The meal planner builds the shopping list for you. I did not think I would use it and now it saves me a trip most weeks.

test

Exactly what I was trying to build myself

I run a small business and I use it for personal planning only, but the transaction log would honestly cope with more.

test

Worth it for the weekly tabs alone

Nothing here is flashy and I mean that as a compliment. It loads fast and it does not get in the way.

test

The yearly view changed how I plan

My only note is that I wanted a few more categories out of the box. Adding them took two minutes though.

test

No subscription, and that matters

Good balance between detailed and usable. I have seen templates with twice the tabs that I would never open twice.

test

The dark mode is why I stayed

Colour coding across the months makes patterns obvious. I could see my worst spending month at a glance.

test

Clean, quick, no nonsense

Watching the streak build up is the part that keeps me coming back. Small thing, but it is the reason I am still using it three months on.

test

It just works, every day

It made me realise how much I was spending on subscriptions. That was uncomfortable and useful in equal measure.

test

Small purchase, big difference

I am not a spreadsheet person and I still got it running the same evening. The instructions tab is genuinely useful rather than decorative.

test

I stopped losing track of bills

Works fine in the Google Sheets app on Android. Slightly cramped on a small screen but perfectly usable.

test

Great for someone juggling a lot

The debts section gave me a repayment order that made sense. I had been guessing before.

test

The habit tracker is quietly addictive

I was juggling three apps and a paper diary. This replaced all of them and it works the same on my phone and my laptop.

test

Does the maths so I do not have to

Fifty-two weekly tabs sounds like overkill until you use it. I plan on Sunday evening and the week stops feeling like a pile of loose ends.

test

Finally something I actually open every morning

Support answered me the same day when I asked how to reset the year. Not something I expected at this price.

test

Replaced three apps and a paper diary

I liked that I could delete the tabs I did not need without breaking the rest of the file.

test

Not pretty for the sake of it

I use maybe half of it and it is still worth what I paid. The other half is there when I want it.

test

First planner I have stuck with

Took me a week to work out which tabs I actually needed. Now I use the dashboard, the habits and the budget daily and ignore the rest.

test

Clear, calm and not overwhelming

I bought it mostly for the budget and stayed for the habit tracker. Not what I expected to say.

test

Well thought out, not bloated

I enter the numbers once and the charts just update. I can see where the money goes without building a single formula myself. Setup took me about four minutes.

test

Better than the template I was using

The weekly layout matches how I actually think about time, which is why I have kept using it.

test

No learning curve to speak of

Link arrived straight after payment, copied it to my Drive and I was in. No account to create, no subscription chasing me later.

test

The automatic budget is the whole point

The habit grid is the first thing I open. Everything else I check weekly.

test

It fits how I already work

I have bought three planners before and abandoned all of them by February. This one lives in the tab next to my email, so I actually use it. The budget tab paid for the whole thing in the first month.

test

The 52-week challenge is a nice touch

I duplicate the file each year, which the instructions explain properly. No need to rebuy anything.

test

Good on the phone, better on the laptop

Being able to open it on my phone during the commute is what makes it stick. Same file, nothing to sync.

test

A planner that respects your time

Set it up in an evening, adjusted the categories to how I actually spend, and it has needed almost nothing since.

test

My partner asked me to send the link

It survived me being away for a fortnight and coming back to it, which is more than I can say for my old paper planner.

test

Instant download, no faff

The savings goals section is the one that changed my behaviour. Seeing the gap close week by week does something.

test

Bought it on a whim, still using it

I have my goals, my money and my week in one place for the first time since university.

test

Honestly better than the paid apps

One payment and it is mine. After three years of monthly app fees that alone was worth it.

test

The meal planner surprised me

I run a small business and I use it for personal planning only, but the transaction log would honestly cope with more.

test

Exactly what I was trying to build myself

My only note is that I wanted a few more categories out of the box. Adding them took two minutes though.

test

Simple enough to keep using

Nothing here is flashy and I mean that as a compliment. It loads fast and it does not get in the way.

test

Clean, quick, no nonsense

The annual dashboard is what I show my partner when we do our monthly money conversation. It makes the whole thing less tense.

test

Set up faster than I expected

The transaction log is where I spend most of my time. Categories, filters, and totals that actually add up without me touching a formula.

test

The yearly view changed how I plan

What sold me was that everything is linked. Change something in the monthly tab and the yearly view catches up on its own.

test

The savings tab is the one I check most

It does not try to be a productivity system with a philosophy attached. It is a well built file and that is exactly what I wanted.

test

No subscription, and that matters

The meal planner builds the shopping list for you. I did not think I would use it and now it saves me a trip most weeks.

test

Solid value for what it costs

The dark version is easy on the eyes late at night. I would have liked a few more chart options, but what is there is well thought out.

test

The tabs link together properly

Straightforward, quick to load, and it has not broken once in three months of daily use.

test

Does one job and does it well

Good balance between detailed and usable. I have seen templates with twice the tabs that I would never open twice.

test

Took me one evening to set up properly

I liked that I could delete the tabs I did not need without breaking the rest of the file.

test

It just works, every day

Support answered me the same day when I asked how to reset the year. Not something I expected at this price.

test

Everything in one file, at last

I am not a spreadsheet person and I still got it running the same evening. The instructions tab is genuinely useful rather than decorative.

test

The dark mode is why I stayed

The debts section gave me a repayment order that made sense. I had been guessing before.

test

The dashboard is the bit I use daily

Fifty-two weekly tabs sounds like overkill until you use it. I plan on Sunday evening and the week stops feeling like a pile of loose ends.

test

Worth it for the weekly tabs alone

Watching the streak build up is the part that keeps me coming back. Small thing, but it is the reason I am still using it three months on.

test

Small purchase, big difference

The weekly layout matches how I actually think about time, which is why I have kept using it.

test

My spending finally makes sense

Works fine in the Google Sheets app on Android. Slightly cramped on a small screen but perfectly usable.

test

Clear, calm and not overwhelming

I was juggling three apps and a paper diary. This replaced all of them and it works the same on my phone and my laptop.

test

The 52-week challenge is a nice touch

Being able to open it on my phone during the commute is what makes it stick. Same file, nothing to sync.

test

Not pretty for the sake of it

Link arrived straight after payment, copied it to my Drive and I was in. No account to create, no subscription chasing me later.

test

Does the maths so I do not have to

I duplicate the file each year, which the instructions explain properly. No need to rebuy anything.

test

Well thought out, not bloated

Colour coding across the months makes patterns obvious. I could see my worst spending month at a glance.

test

Finally something I actually open every morning

I have bought three planners before and abandoned all of them by February. This one lives in the tab next to my email, so I actually use it. The budget tab paid for the whole thing in the first month.

test

The automatic budget is the whole point

It survived me being away for a fortnight and coming back to it, which is more than I can say for my old paper planner.

test

Honestly better than the paid apps

Took me a week to work out which tabs I actually needed. Now I use the dashboard, the habits and the budget daily and ignore the rest.

test

Good on the phone, better on the laptop

My only note is that I wanted a few more categories out of the box. Adding them took two minutes though.

test

Better than the template I was using

I use maybe half of it and it is still worth what I paid. The other half is there when I want it.

test

The meal planner surprised me

Set it up in an evening, adjusted the categories to how I actually spend, and it has needed almost nothing since.

test

Set up faster than I expected

The annual dashboard is what I show my partner when we do our monthly money conversation. It makes the whole thing less tense.

test

Bought it on a whim, still using it

I have my goals, my money and my week in one place for the first time since university.

test

A planner that respects your time

It made me realise how much I was spending on subscriptions. That was uncomfortable and useful in equal measure.

test

Simple enough to keep using

The savings goals section is the one that changed my behaviour. Seeing the gap close week by week does something.

test

Great for someone juggling a lot

Nothing here is flashy and I mean that as a compliment. It loads fast and it does not get in the way.

test

The savings tab is the one I check most

One payment and it is mine. After three years of monthly app fees that alone was worth it.

test

Clean, quick, no nonsense

The dark version is easy on the eyes late at night. I would have liked a few more chart options, but what is there is well thought out.

test

It fits how I already work

What sold me was that everything is linked. Change something in the monthly tab and the yearly view catches up on its own.

test

The yearly view changed how I plan

The meal planner builds the shopping list for you. I did not think I would use it and now it saves me a trip most weeks.

test

No subscription, and that matters

The habit grid is the first thing I open. Everything else I check weekly.

test

Everything in one file, at last

I run a small business and I use it for personal planning only, but the transaction log would honestly cope with more.

test

The dashboard is the bit I use daily

Straightforward, quick to load, and it has not broken once in three months of daily use.

test

The habit tracker is quietly addictive

I enter the numbers once and the charts just update. I can see where the money goes without building a single formula myself. Setup took me about four minutes.

test

First planner I have stuck with

The transaction log is where I spend most of my time. Categories, filters, and totals that actually add up without me touching a formula.

test

It just works, every day

Good balance between detailed and usable. I have seen templates with twice the tabs that I would never open twice.

test

My spending finally makes sense

It does not try to be a productivity system with a philosophy attached. It is a well built file and that is exactly what I wanted.

test

Took me one evening to set up properly

I bought it mostly for the budget and stayed for the habit tracker. Not what I expected to say.

test

Small purchase, big difference

I am not a spreadsheet person and I still got it running the same evening. The instructions tab is genuinely useful rather than decorative.

test

The tabs link together properly

I liked that I could delete the tabs I did not need without breaking the rest of the file.

test

No learning curve to speak of

The debts section gave me a repayment order that made sense. I had been guessing before.

test

Worth it for the weekly tabs alone

Being able to open it on my phone during the commute is what makes it stick. Same file, nothing to sync.

test

My partner asked me to send the link

I have bought three planners before and abandoned all of them by February. This one lives in the tab next to my email, so I actually use it. The budget tab paid for the whole thing in the first month.

test

I stopped losing track of bills

Support answered me the same day when I asked how to reset the year. Not something I expected at this price.

test

Exactly what I was trying to build myself

Works fine in the Google Sheets app on Android. Slightly cramped on a small screen but perfectly usable.

test

Instant download, no faff

I was juggling three apps and a paper diary. This replaced all of them and it works the same on my phone and my laptop.

test

Replaced three apps and a paper diary

I use maybe half of it and it is still worth what I paid. The other half is there when I want it.

test

Solid value for what it costs

Watching the streak build up is the part that keeps me coming back. Small thing, but it is the reason I am still using it three months on.

test

The dark mode is why I stayed

The weekly layout matches how I actually think about time, which is why I have kept using it.

test

Does one job and does it well

Fifty-two weekly tabs sounds like overkill until you use it. I plan on Sunday evening and the week stops feeling like a pile of loose ends.

test

Honestly better than the paid apps

The annual dashboard is what I show my partner when we do our monthly money conversation. It makes the whole thing less tense.

test

Clear, calm and not overwhelming

The savings goals section is the one that changed my behaviour. Seeing the gap close week by week does something.

test

Simple enough to keep using

One payment and it is mine. After three years of monthly app fees that alone was worth it.

test

Bought it on a whim, still using it

I have my goals, my money and my week in one place for the first time since university.

test

A planner that respects your time

Colour coding across the months makes patterns obvious. I could see my worst spending month at a glance.

test

The meal planner surprised me

Nothing here is flashy and I mean that as a compliment. It loads fast and it does not get in the way.

test

The automatic budget is the whole point

I duplicate the file each year, which the instructions explain properly. No need to rebuy anything.

test

It fits how I already work

The dark version is easy on the eyes late at night. I would have liked a few more chart options, but what is there is well thought out.

test

Great for someone juggling a lot

What sold me was that everything is linked. Change something in the monthly tab and the yearly view catches up on its own.

test

Good on the phone, better on the laptop

Straightforward, quick to load, and it has not broken once in three months of daily use.

test

No subscription, and that matters

I run a small business and I use it for personal planning only, but the transaction log would honestly cope with more.

test

Does the maths so I do not have to

My only note is that I wanted a few more categories out of the box. Adding them took two minutes though.

test

It just works, every day

It does not try to be a productivity system with a philosophy attached. It is a well built file and that is exactly what I wanted.

test

The habit tracker is quietly addictive

Took me a week to work out which tabs I actually needed. Now I use the dashboard, the habits and the budget daily and ignore the rest.

test

Better than the template I was using

Good balance between detailed and usable. I have seen templates with twice the tabs that I would never open twice.

test

Set up faster than I expected

It survived me being away for a fortnight and coming back to it, which is more than I can say for my old paper planner.

test

The dashboard is the bit I use daily

The meal planner builds the shopping list for you. I did not think I would use it and now it saves me a trip most weeks.

test

Everything in one file, at last

It made me realise how much I was spending on subscriptions. That was uncomfortable and useful in equal measure.

test

Finally something I actually open every morning

I bought it mostly for the budget and stayed for the habit tracker. Not what I expected to say.

test

My spending finally makes sense

The transaction log is where I spend most of my time. Categories, filters, and totals that actually add up without me touching a formula.

test

The tabs link together properly

The habit grid is the first thing I open. Everything else I check weekly.

test

Clean, quick, no nonsense

I enter the numbers once and the charts just update. I can see where the money goes without building a single formula myself. Setup took me about four minutes.

test

Exactly what I was trying to build myself

Link arrived straight after payment, copied it to my Drive and I was in. No account to create, no subscription chasing me later.

test

My partner asked me to send the link

Set it up in an evening, adjusted the categories to how I actually spend, and it has needed almost nothing since.

test

Solid value for what it costs

I was juggling three apps and a paper diary. This replaced all of them and it works the same on my phone and my laptop.

test

Replaced three apps and a paper diary

Watching the streak build up is the part that keeps me coming back. Small thing, but it is the reason I am still using it three months on.

test

I stopped losing track of bills

Being able to open it on my phone during the commute is what makes it stick. Same file, nothing to sync.

test

Well thought out, not bloated

I use maybe half of it and it is still worth what I paid. The other half is there when I want it.

test

Took me one evening to set up properly

One payment and it is mine. After three years of monthly app fees that alone was worth it.

test

No learning curve to speak of

I have bought three planners before and abandoned all of them by February. This one lives in the tab next to my email, so I actually use it. The budget tab paid for the whole thing in the first month.

test

Small purchase, big difference

Colour coding across the months makes patterns obvious. I could see my worst spending month at a glance.

test

First planner I have stuck with

The weekly layout matches how I actually think about time, which is why I have kept using it.

test

The yearly view changed how I plan

I have my goals, my money and my week in one place for the first time since university.

test

Worth it for the weekly tabs alone

The savings goals section is the one that changed my behaviour. Seeing the gap close week by week does something.

test

Instant download, no faff

The annual dashboard is what I show my partner when we do our monthly money conversation. It makes the whole thing less tense.

test

Not pretty for the sake of it

Fifty-two weekly tabs sounds like overkill until you use it. I plan on Sunday evening and the week stops feeling like a pile of loose ends.

test

The dark mode is why I stayed

I am not a spreadsheet person and I still got it running the same evening. The instructions tab is genuinely useful rather than decorative.

test

Does one job and does it well

Support answered me the same day when I asked how to reset the year. Not something I expected at this price.

test

The 52-week challenge is a nice touch

I duplicate the file each year, which the instructions explain properly. No need to rebuy anything.

test

The savings tab is the one I check most

I run a small business and I use it for personal planning only, but the transaction log would honestly cope with more.

test

The automatic budget is the whole point

The debts section gave me a repayment order that made sense. I had been guessing before.

test

Good on the phone, better on the laptop

My only note is that I wanted a few more categories out of the box. Adding them took two minutes though.

test

The dashboard is the bit I use daily

Good balance between detailed and usable. I have seen templates with twice the tabs that I would never open twice.

test

Does the maths so I do not have to

What sold me was that everything is linked. Change something in the monthly tab and the yearly view catches up on its own.

test

Better than the template I was using

It made me realise how much I was spending on subscriptions. That was uncomfortable and useful in equal measure.

test

Clear, calm and not overwhelming

Straightforward, quick to load, and it has not broken once in three months of daily use.

test

It fits how I already work

It survived me being away for a fortnight and coming back to it, which is more than I can say for my old paper planner.

test

Great for someone juggling a lot

The habit grid is the first thing I open. Everything else I check weekly.

test

No subscription, and that matters

I enter the numbers once and the charts just update. I can see where the money goes without building a single formula myself. Setup took me about four minutes.

test

The meal planner surprised me

Set it up in an evening, adjusted the categories to how I actually spend, and it has needed almost nothing since.

test

Solid value for what it costs

Nothing here is flashy and I mean that as a compliment. It loads fast and it does not get in the way.

test

My spending finally makes sense

The meal planner builds the shopping list for you. I did not think I would use it and now it saves me a trip most weeks.

test

My partner asked me to send the link

Works fine in the Google Sheets app on Android. Slightly cramped on a small screen but perfectly usable.

test

Everything in one file, at last

The transaction log is where I spend most of my time. Categories, filters, and totals that actually add up without me touching a formula.

test

Finally something I actually open every morning

I bought it mostly for the budget and stayed for the habit tracker. Not what I expected to say.

test

Clean, quick, no nonsense

Link arrived straight after payment, copied it to my Drive and I was in. No account to create, no subscription chasing me later.

test

Well thought out, not bloated

I liked that I could delete the tabs I did not need without breaking the rest of the file.

test

Small purchase, big difference

It does not try to be a productivity system with a philosophy attached. It is a well built file and that is exactly what I wanted.

test

No learning curve to speak of

Took me a week to work out which tabs I actually needed. Now I use the dashboard, the habits and the budget daily and ignore the rest.

test

Exactly what I was trying to build myself

The dark version is easy on the eyes late at night. I would have liked a few more chart options, but what is there is well thought out.

test