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Have you ever used widgets in your planner? You might be wondering… what exactly is a widget? In digital planning, a widget is essentially a sticker you can add to your planner to create a new section or tracker on your page. In simple terms, it’s an extra sticker you place to add something that isn’t already part of your layout.
I love using widgets because my planning style is very flexible. Sometimes I can’t find an insert that meets all my needs for the day or week. On some days, I need more sections to capture everything… and on others, my day is so simple that I barely have anything to write down. Widgets give me the freedom to adjust my planner on the go without committing to a specific insert or layout. They make it easy to customize each day exactly how I want it.
Here are a few examples of spreads where I’ve used widgets:
