Nothing slips
Coral marks due dates and blockers. They sort to the top of every page so the loud things stay visible.
Why a stamp, not a label
Categories you can read at a glance
Five bright inks, five roles. The colour does the filing so you don't have to read every line — and the ink text stays dark, so nothing ever turns into a heavy dark badge.
Studio work, kept close
Sky is the primary ink — navigation, your own projects, the things you came here to make.
Room to think
Lilac holds reading, research, and the half-formed ideas you want to come back to later.
The page, not a feed
Everything sits on one notebook spread
No infinite scroll, no inbox. A week is a finite page of paper stickers — each one a day, each tab a category. When the page is full, the week is planned.
Mon · Design3 / 5
Wireframe the reading-log spread10:00
Pick three ink-pad roles11:30
Send hero to Priya for review16:00
Read Marit's grant noteseve
How it works
Three moves to a finished page
Open a fresh spread
Each week starts as a clean notebook page with the dot grid showing through. Nothing pre-filled.
Paste your entries
Drop a sticker for each day, stamp it by role, and underline the one thing that has to happen.
Tape in what you keep
A pressed leaf, a ticket, a quote from a book — the page is yours to keep, not an app to clear.
Start a page
Your week, filed by hand
Free while it's in the studio. Bring an .ics, or start from a blank spread — either way, the first page takes about a minute.