4 October 2026
A digital planner in Australia that you can also print
Most “digital planner” searches in Australia land on an iPad PDF, a GoodNotes file, or a wall calendar from a shop. Those are fine until someone else in the house needs the same week. A file on one tablet does not tell the other person what changed.
Print is still the start
A page on the table is faster than an app for a shopping list, a meal plan, or a child’s week. The useful test is whether that page can be filled again tomorrow without copying it by hand into a second tool.
What the app has to match
The app should use the same headings as the printed page: the same dates, the same ticks, the same notes. Private pages stay with one person. Pages the household shares stay visible to the adults. A child profile is looked after by the adults, not given a login of its own.
Price it as a household, not a download
A printable file is a one-off. A household app is a year of keeping those records. Fay & Form sells the planner and the app together, in Australian dollars, from the pricing page. There is nothing to ship.