Native Pencil pages
Write on a separate PencilKit canvas for each page. Daily, weekly and monthly layouts keep your plans close at hand.
For iPad · iPadOS 17+
Your days, a page at a time.
A paper planner made for Apple Pencil. Write across the week, tuck in a sticker, and watch your pages become a year worth keeping.
iPad exclusive. Also runs as Designed for iPad on Apple Silicon Mac.
A little ritual. A whole year.
Real tabs. Your kind of page.
Use month tabs and date cells to navigate your planner. Drag in stickers, then resize and rotate them to fit.
Pages become keepsakes
Filled pages earn a stamp. Pro supports exporting a printable yearbook and annual poster; full planner PDF export stays free.
Yours, from the first page
The everyday essentials. Free forever.
No account. No ads. A little space for your days.
Explore Interleaf Pro →- Daily, weekly and monthly pages, always dated, never expire
- Handwriting, highlighter, text boxes and lasso — every Pencil tool
- A starter set of stickers, plus new free picks every week
- 2 planners and 4 covers
- Calendar events overlaid on your pages
- Export any page as PDF; browse the whole stamp album
Interleaf Pro
Lifetime
$69.99
One payment
Not a subscription. No renewal.
Yearly
$39.99
Per year
7-day free trial for eligible Apple Accounts, then $39.99/year. Auto-renews until cancelled.
Monthly
$4.99
Per month
Auto-renews at $4.99/month until cancelled.
Reference prices in USD. Your App Store region determines the final price and currency. Apple processes purchases. Restore purchases in the Pro screen with the same Apple Account. Manage renewal in Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions. Request refunds from Apple. Read the terms
Your journal stays yours.
Writing, stickers, text and habits are stored on your iPad. Pro supports optional encrypted backup to your own iCloud container, enabled by you. Exports go where you choose.
No account, ads or third-party SDKs. Anonymous usage counts are on by default and can be turned off during first launch or in Settings. They contain event names and low-cardinality values, never your writing.
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