I do wish there were more options, especially more that weren’t so girly, but it’s nice that they offer the feature in the first place. Most are floral and highly feminine, which isn’t really my jam, but if that’s something you’re into you’re going to love it. I can also see how that might be inconvenient for someone who wants to use the lists pages as diary pages. 🙂 I love that I can change from my list page to my actual planner pages and, when I flip back, I’m still in the same list - I do have more than one but I have to manually click out of the one I’m in to pick a new one. I actually used the list view to create a list of pros and cons that would eventually turn into this blog post. These lists can probably function as journal entries if you want to use them as such (although I haven’t checked to see if there’s a limit to how many “lists” you can have, and you can’t change the section title - they’re called lists no matter how you use them). I tried to use this as a journal section and it didn’t work out well because it auto-formats as a list… which made it a pain in the ass to then remove the “journal entry” (the text doesn’t automatically wrap around, and the delete button appears at the end of the line). This list does not auto-migrate (I was hoping it would!) but the heading for this section does. This allows you to add one label of your own choosing, which will appear over a checklist section on the daily page. You can change some labels (specifically, “custom list”). Sadly, they don’t show up on the mobile app. Artful Agenda has them in all three spots! Sometimes these spots lag a little bit but that’s minor. Some of my favorite old planners had motivational quotes on either the monthly, the weekly, or the daily pages. Motivational quotes are a big one for me. I’ve used a lot of planners where I didn’t really love the layout, but I loved one of the “something extras” that they put into the layouts. (Is it just me or does Google Calendar’s color picker leave a LOT of great colors out?) You even get a few tabs to flip from one view to another. Multiple layout views mimic what I would find in a paper planner, and you can even adjust your calendar colors so that they are more in line with your aesthetics. This is the ONLY digital planner solution that I’ve found that is as aesthetically pleasing as a paper planner. What I Loved: Artful Agenda is beautiful. Read on to learn about what I loved (and didn’t love!) about Artful Agenda. Well, the short version is no… but that doesn’t mean it won’t be a good solution for you. I’m on a mission to simplify my life - could Artful Agenda be just the program to do that? The digital planning solution I found is called Artful Agenda, a subscription app-and-website combo that promises to combine everything you love about digital planning with the beauty of paper planning. It’s never really worked for me in the past, but none of my past solutions has been working particularly well this year either, so it was worth giving it a shot. Since I’ve had such a hard time finding my planner peace, I decided to give digital planning a try. I’m still on the lookout for my perfect planner solution for 2020, and I’m sure some of you other planner perfectionists are, too.
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