Planners, journals and focus timers for yourself
Build a planner around your own routine with Mousepad: three priorities chosen the evening before, a weekly grid of habits, a few lines of journal a day with a mood tag, a Pomodoro timer for one task at a time. Each template here does one job, and you can ask Mousepad to add the next piece you need, like a weekly review.
Templates to start from
Each one is a working project from Browse, the studio's collection of templates. Try the preview in your browser, or choose Use this template to clone your own copy, which needs a free account and uses no credits.
Your copy then works like any project: you change it by chatting, add sign-in and saved data with Cloud, and publish it when it's ready.

Habit dots
A modest weekly habit grid with completion totals.
- Add a habit; toggle each day’s completion and show the week’s completed count.
- Browser-local saving and JSON backup

Tomorrow, ready
A quiet evening ritual for choosing tomorrow’s priorities.
- Write up to three priorities for a selected tomorrow; advance to today and mark them done.
- Browser-local saving and JSON backup

A few lines
A brief daily journal with a mood tag and calendar history.
- Choose a mood, write a short entry and browse or filter past days.
- Browser-local saving and JSON backup

One focused session
A Pomodoro timer with the one task you intend to finish.
- Write one task, set focus/break lengths and run a cycle; mark the task complete and count sessions.
- Browser-local saving and JSON backup
Questions
How does the evening priorities list work?
Tomorrow, ready takes up to three priorities for the next day. When the day comes, move them to today and mark each one done.
Can I look back at old journal entries?
Yes. A few lines keeps a short entry for each day, and you can browse past days on its calendar or filter them.
Can the habit grid track more than one habit?
Yes. Add each habit, tick the days you did it, and the grid counts the week's completions. Ask Mousepad for a monthly view or a note on each day if you want one.
Can I change the focus timer's lengths?
Yes. One focused session lets you set the focus and break lengths, runs a cycle for the one task you wrote down, and counts your sessions.