Daily planner
One day on one page: top three tasks, an hour-by-hour schedule from 7:00 to 21:00, a task list and an end-of-day reflection.
Open and printPrintable templates
Printable planners and trackers
Five blank sheets you can print and fill in with a pen. Each one prints on a single page with the site navigation stripped out, and each has a matching tool on ChronoClock if you would rather type.
Weekly planner
Seven columns from Monday to Sunday with room for about eight items a day, plus the week's three priorities and a next-week note.
Open and printPomodoro tracker
Twelve task rows with six circles each, so you can tick off focus sessions and count the day's total by hand.
Open and printHabit tracker
Ten habits across all 31 days of a month, with a streak and notes column at the right edge.
Open and printEisenhower matrix
A full-page two by two grid for sorting work into do first, schedule, delegate or shrink, and drop.
Open and printPrinting tips
Every template is laid out for portrait orientation on either A4 or US Letter. Both paper sizes work without changing anything, because the sheets are sized to the narrower printable width of the two.
Leave your printer margins at the default setting. Shrinking the margins to zero gives you no extra room and can push the outer border off the edge of the page. If your print dialog offers a "fit to page" or "scale to fit" option, leave it at 100%.
Black and white is fine. The sheets use plain rules and empty boxes rather than color fills, so a grayscale or draft-quality print looks the same as a color one and uses far less ink. Turn off "print background graphics" if your browser has it enabled; the templates do not need it.
Print several copies at once. A stack of ten daily planners on the desk removes the small friction of opening a browser every morning, which is most of the reason paper planning sticks.