Carnet

Carnet is a digital bullet journal and weekly planner that runs 100% in the browser. Plan your week on a calm, paper-like spread, brain-dump tasks, migrate what's left, and see your Google Calendar events (read-only) next to your to-dos. Built for bullet journal fans and people with ADHD who want structure without clutter. $10/month with a 7-day free trial.

Carnet is a digital planner and notebook that puts appointments, tasks, and notes in one place. It gives thoughts a place to go, whether they belong on a particular day, in a weekly list, in notes, or on a free page. The planner is designed to help users set things down and see clearly, rather than push them to increase output or maintain streaks. It combines the structure of a weekly spread with room for ideas and other thoughts. Users organize tasks in one of seven day boxes or in a “This week” list, and keep ideas or details in Notes. They can open pages inside each day, use headings, lists, and checkboxes, or write freely on daily brain-dump pages. Search brings up pages by a word, and the page describes a ⌘K shortcut. Tasks can be checked off, with completed text turning gray. Google Calendar is available read-only, and the planner syncs across devices. Carnet is for people who overthink or have thoughts, tasks, and appointments that feel scattered. It offers a paper-inspired planner with a weekly spread, notebook pages, and space for thoughts that do not yet have a date or task status. The page emphasizes a calm, non-pushy experience: it has no streaks, gamification, red badges, or notifications, and keeps notes alongside the planner rather than in a separate app.