No app · No subscription · No spreadsheet
That's still
enough time.
Paste one page of text into a free Claude account. It asks you a handful of questions about your life — your work, your money, your training, the time you actually have — and writes a plan built around you, not a template someone sold to 10,000 other people.
It takes about ten minutes. Each planner is €5. All six are €12.
Why plans fail
You don't need more
discipline. You need a
plan that fits your week.
Three steps
Paste. Answer. Plan.
Paste
Open a free Claude account and paste in the page you bought. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for beyond that.
Answer
It interviews you. Where you are now, what you want, how many hours you honestly have. Short answers are fine.
Plan
You get one goal, the weeks broken down, and what to do on Monday. Re-run it whenever your life changes.
In the download
What you actually get
- 01The planner script — one page of text, written to be pasted straight in.
- 02A one-page PDF quick-start guide — every step in order, in case you've never used Claude.
- 03A weekly check-in prompt — five minutes each Sunday to adjust the plan instead of abandoning it.
- 04Free updates — when a planner is improved, you get the new version.
You need a free Claude account. You do not need a paid plan, Notion, Excel, or any app.
The planners
Pick where you are
The 90-Day Reset
One goal. Ninety days. Broken into twelve weeks and this week's three tasks. The one to start with if you've never finished a plan.
- Picks one goal out of your five
- Twelve weekly milestones
- Weekly check-in prompt
Countdown to 2027
Counts the days from today to January 1st and builds backwards from there. Same file works in September and in December — the number updates itself.
- Plan sized to the days you have left
- Weekly targets, not vague resolutions
- Ends the year finished, not guilty
The 2027 Year Plan
Starts with an honest review of the year you just had — the step almost everybody skips — then builds the next twelve months from what actually happened.
- Reviews the year before it plans one
- Twelve months, one theme each
- Quarterly reset built in
The Debt-Free Ladder
Lists every debt you have, picks the order to kill them in, and tells you the one payment to make this month. Then builds the cushion that stops it happening again.
- Your debts, ordered and dated
- One number to hit each month
- Emergency cushion after the last debt
The Habit Engine
Picks the two habits that actually move your goal, attaches them to something already in your day, and gives you a week you can tick off. Built for people who have quit before.
- Two habits, not fifteen
- Each one anchored to your real day
- A restart rule for the week you miss
Brain Dump to Plan
Empty everything in your head into one list. It sorts it, throws out what doesn't matter, and hands back three things to do tomorrow. Ten minutes, from noise to a plan.
- Sorts the dump into do / decide / drop
- Three tasks for tomorrow
- Run it any time your head is full
All six
Every planner above, plus every planner added later — free, for good. If you think you'll use more than two of them, this is the cheaper way round.
- The 90-Day Reset
- Countdown to 2027
- The 2027 Year Plan
- The Debt-Free Ladder
- The Habit Engine
- Brain Dump to Plan
- Every future planner, free
Prices in euros, VAT handled at checkout. Payment and delivery run through Lemon Squeezy — the file lands in your inbox straight after paying. Download in 60 seconds.
Questions
Before you buy
Do I have to pay for Claude?
No. A free account is enough for every planner here. If you already pay for one, it works the same — just faster.
What am I actually buying?
A carefully written page of instructions plus a PDF guide. The value is in the questions it asks and the order it asks them in — that's what turns a vague goal into a week you can actually execute. You're not buying software or a subscription.
Why is it only €5?
Because it's a page of text, not a course. It took a long time to get right, but it costs nothing to send you a copy — so there's no reason to charge you like it's software.
Can I use it more than once?
Yes. Run it again in three months, or for a different area of your life. It's your file.
I already have a planner or a notebook.
Keep it. This decides what goes in it. Most people don't lack a place to write — they lack a plan broken down small enough to start on a Monday.
How long does it take?
About ten minutes for the first plan, five minutes a week after that.
What if it's not for me?
Email within 30 days and you get your money back. No form, no reason needed.
Start with one.
Not five goals. Not a new app. One goal, sized to the time you actually have.
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