iPad · Android · PDF
2027 digital planner for tablets
The same Anahata Sunrise 2027, on your iPad or Android tablet: 284 linked two-page spreads (568 pages). One tap takes you to the month, week or day you’re looking for.
What’s included
Your whole year, one tap away.
Made for the screen: on the right, tabs for 2027 and the twelve months; on the left, the weeks, notes and days of the month you’re in.
Your year
The index, with the twelve months and shortcuts to Calendar, Goals, Free notes, How to use and Year review.
Calendar and goals
Calendars for 2027 and 2028, and your yearly goals in eight areas of your life.
Twelve months
Each one opens with its illustration and its own page: the moons, key dates, the sky, a ritual and space for your intention (in January, for your word of the year).
The month at a glance
The habit tracker, the moon and mood wheel, the emotional thermometer and the body awareness tracker.
Every week
A two-page spread with hours from 6:00 to 23:00 and a notes column.
Every day
Its own page with lines to write on (Saturday and Sunday share one) and its zodiac sign at the foot.
Notes
Two spreads for notes at the end of each month and ten for free notes at the end of the year.
Year review
The wheel of eight areas and the ‘Bright Sides / Dark Sides’ page, to close your year.
How to use
A page that explains it all in three gestures (tap to move around, to write and to mark) and tells you which app is best for what.
Real pages
How it looks on a tablet
These are pages from the planner, exactly as you’ll see them on your screen.
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Your year -
January -
The month -
The week -
The days -
September
Works with
Goodnotes, Notability, Noteshelf, Samsung Notes and Xodo
On iPad and Android tablets.
The app isn’t included (some aren’t free). To write by hand, we recommend a stylus that works with your tablet.
Getting started
Three steps and you’re writing.
Buy
Choose your language, press “Buy the digital version” and pay securely by card or PayPal.
Download the PDF
Once you’ve paid, you go straight to the download, and Payhip emails you the link too (its emails are in Spanish).
Open it in your app and write
Import it into Goodnotes or your notes app, start with ‘Your year’ and tap any month.
Frequently asked questions
About the digital planner.
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How do I open it in Goodnotes?
Download the PDF to your iPad from the link in Payhip’s email and save it in Files. Then, in Goodnotes, tap “New” or “+”, choose “Import” and find the file. In other apps, you import it like any other PDF.
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Does it work on Android tablets?
Yes, with a note-taking app that opens PDFs with links and lets you write on them, such as Samsung Notes, Noteshelf or Xodo. Before you buy, please check that yours opens PDFs with links.
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Can I type with the keyboard?
Yes, in Adobe Acrobat Reader (free): tap a line and type, habit circles fill in, completed goals get a tick, your mood face changes with a tap and the “Today” button opens today’s page. To write by hand with a stylus, Goodnotes, Notability or Xodo are better: the links work there and you write straight onto the page. The ‘How to use’ page explains it all.
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Can I print it?
It’s designed for the screen, with landscape pages and links. The licence is for your personal use, on your own devices, and doesn’t allow you to distribute copies, whether digital or printed. If you’d rather write on paper, there’s the printed journal.
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What language is it in?
There are three editions with the same pages: English, Spanish and Polish. You choose yours just above the “Buy the digital version” button. The images on this page are from the English edition. Payhip’s payment page and emails are in Spanish, but the two boxes you tick before paying are in the language of your edition.
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What if it won’t download or open?
Email us at info@anahatasunrise.com from the address you bought it with and we’ll help you.
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I’ve already bought the printed journal in the pre-sale. Do I need to buy the digital version too?
No: it’s our gift to you, one per order, in whichever language you prefer. We’ll email you, at the address on your order, a code that works for all three editions (you choose yours when you redeem it), or the download link for the edition you ask for. You’ll receive it on the day your printed journal ships, in the same email that tells you it’s on its way.
Your 2027, on your tablet too.
Payment and download take place on Payhip (Payhip Limited, United Kingdom), which handles your country’s VAT, already included in the price. Payhip’s payment page and emails are in Spanish; the two boxes you tick there are in the language of your edition. Before paying, you accept our Terms of sale and agree that the download starts immediately: once it starts, you lose your right of withdrawal. Licence for personal use.
Also on paper
Anahata Sunrise 2027, in print
A5, 468 pages, hardback with ‘2027’ and a short phrase foiled in gold, thread-sewn, with two ribbon markers.
Buy it in the pre-sale and the digital version is our gift to you, in whichever language you prefer.
See the printed journal