You pay now, and you’ll get your stuff on launch day (November 1st).

That day, you’ll get a link to download:
📘 The full 350-page Anti-Planner: Digital Edition PDF
📎 Folder of individual activity PDF pages

The day after, you’ll get:
💌 Your first Anti-Planner activity reminder email

(Don’t worry about missing the emails—I’ll resend to anyone who hasn’t opened after a couple of days!)

*inhales shakily*

I’m an artist + small business owner and I’ve been told over and over “you don’t have to justify your pricing.”

But in the spirit of total transparency (because I’d be curious if it were me)

1. This 350-page interactive book was handmade by me (one human). 

Over 3,000 hours went into concepting, writing, designing, and illustrating the book—plus 400 more hours (so far!) making everything writable, interactive, and easy to navigate digitally without wanting to tear your hair out. I poured my heart and soul into this thing, and every purchase helps support an indie artist. I made a video about it here.

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2. My small business has high invisible operational costs—including paying to have fake Anti-Planner listings taken down.

People suck and steal my intellectual property. They sell cheap counterfeits on Amazon, TikTok Shop, Alibaba, Temu, and scam websites. They rip off unknowing victims who didn’t know they weren’t buying from the original artist. I lose a potential customer to a $15 counterfeit listing. My business continues struggling to stay alive.

I did what made sense at the time—hired a service to issue take-down legal notices to get scam listings removed. It’s more expensive than I can afford, but I also can’t afford not to do it. It’s a lose-lose situation.

So anyways, yeah. I've spent ~$100,000 over the last two years having 3,000+ counterfeit listings taken down. Tens of thousands of dollars on trademarks and $550/hr. intellectual property lawyers. My pricing has to keep up enough to cover the massive cost of dealing with tidal wave after tidal wave of knockoff Anti-Planners.

If I don't charge what my products are worth (more on that on answer #6), I literally can't afford to stay in business. You can see an emotionally raw video about it here.

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3. The content quality is worth it.

The Anti-Planner book has 4.9 star average rating and thousands of reviews raving that it’s “worth every penny” and “the Bible for procrastinators.” The value of having a tool designed to help you stop procrastinating pays for itself many times over—especially when it means spending less on late fees, delivery, or other “ADHD tax” expenses.

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4. This pricing is cheap compared to my other PDFs.

Retail price for Vol. 1+2+3 (90 activity PDFs) is $75, and 180 pages. The full interactive book with everything (250 pages) is $95 retail. So yes, it’s $20 more. But it’s also literally twice as big.

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5. This project is helping fund The Anti-Planner app.

I’ve been working on app stuff for years. But the nonstop treadmill of trying to make sure I’m selling enough books to pay operating costs means I don’t have extra cash or time to breathe and dedicate real resources to this project. I’m excited to keep it going and get some extra help so we can make progress faster.

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6. If you don't see the value (or can’t swing it right now), that's genuinely okay. 💖

Most people (myself included) are used to low prices due to the saturation of free content online and the cheaply-made mass-produced products. (Most people also aren't being paid enough. But don't let me near that soapbox right now.)

But as an artist whose entire business is down to just me and my husband, I don't have the resources to afford that (right now, at least). So if this product isn’t a good fit for you right now, nbd! (But a digital version is the #1 request I've fielded over the years, and I'm excited to release it.)

⚠️ Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader for interactive features (free)

Click HERE to download for Mac/PC and iOS/Android.
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Note-taking apps / e-ink devices

You can draw on top of the PDF pages with a stylus. Just be aware the interactive features (buttons, text boxes, checklists, and links) aren’t clickable.

Note: When you receive your digital Anti-Planner, you’ll get one combined PDF of the whole book (350 pages), as well as individual PDFs (1-4 pages). You might want to import the individual activity PDFs instead of the entire file—especially if you’re on a free plan on an app like Goodnotes that limits imported file sizes to 5MB (the book is ~50MB).

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Other PDF readers (Preview, Chrome browser)

You might be tempted to use Preview, or Chrome browser, or some other PDF reader (because your system will likely default to it, and having to go manually open something is friction and friction is blehhhh). But please trust me on this! If you open the PDF in another program, it will look like it works fine, but can mess up the file. I've done a shitload of testing and my personal experience and lots-of-Googling research shows that interactive PDFs are annoying and finicky AF. That's just "kind of the way it is."

Unfortunately, there are no refunds on digital products (which includes PDFs).

That’s the universal standard for digital goods because they can’t be returned like physical items (so people could just get the whole thing for free)

Totally get that! Although FYI, this interactive book is nearly twice as long as the biggest PDF bundle:

• Vol. 1+2+3 (90 PDFs) = 179 pages
• Interactive PDF = about 350 pages (longer than the actual book!)

The best part of The Anti-Planner isn't only the activities — it's the 16 emotions that organize the strategies and help you navigate internal roadblocks. The static PDFs are useful standalone strategies, but they're not the same experience.

I didn't want anyone bummed that their favorite activity wasn't included. I kept the contents of the original book and added more stuff. Some pages have a printer icon, which means you can print them or use notebook paper.

Touché. But:

1. These are mostly done; I'm working on additional instructions, finishing touches, and testing.
2. Print vendors were a Very Big Factor in previous delays. This is a digital product, so I don't have to deal with that. Huzzah!

Because of the hand-drawn illustrations, the text boxes and checkboxes need to be invisible. Adobe Reader preserves the intended experience. Other programs may hide the interactive parts — especially on mobile — or show ugly default fields. Adobe Reader is free for Mac, PC, iOS, and Android.

Yeahhhh. I'm the exact same way, which is why I planned for that! Optional reminder boops were designed as a shame-free way to remember your interactive PDF—and book—exist. And if that doesn't work… I've literally got a Post-It on my desk that says "Use your Anti-Planner!!!"

If you’re running into issues using your interactive PDF, please:

Make sure you’re opening the file in Adobe Acrobat Reader (on desktop or the mobile app) and not your device’s default app

Check out our common problems / fixes in our extended FAQ

If that stuff didn’t help, contact [email protected] so we can do our best to figure it out! (We’ll be fielding a lot of questions early on, so thank you in advance for your patience.)