Paper Trail is a planner for the boring, important stuff: bills, renewal dates, paperwork, appointments, and the forty small jobs rattling around your head. It looks like a pile of ticket stubs and kraft paper on purpose, so it's nice enough that you'll actually open it.

What's inside (116 pages, 1024×768 landscape PDF):

• Start Here page and a one-page "how this works" guide (five rules, no guilt)

• Year at a glance: 12 cards for big dates, renewals and money events

• 12 undated month grids. Write in your own dates and start any month

• 52 undated week pages: 3 must-dos, money out this week, a "not this week" parking lot, 6 day columns, next/last week links

• Bill tracker (2 pages, 18 bills × 12 months), renewals & expiry log, document vault index (where each paper and digital copy lives)

• Subscription audit with keep / pause / cancel decisions

• 2 appointment log pages with a "what they said / next step" column

• 10 brain-dump pages with DO / DATE / PAY / ASK / BIN sorting stamps

• 31 One-Thing days for low-energy days: one task, the smallest first step, a reward

Every page has 11 ticket tabs on the right that link to each section, so you never scroll through 116 pages. Works in GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf, Samsung Notes, Xodo and other PDF apps that support links. Also prints on Letter or A4 landscape.

Not included: stickers, dated calendars, or an editable source file.