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Daily and weekly planners, a label sheet, and a checklist, written to a PDF on this machine. Letter or A4. The preview is a guide; the file is what the printer sees.

From the shop

RetroPrints

Daily desk

Tuesday 20 Oct

1 Ship the bins

2 Answer the shop mail

3 Restock kraft tape

07:00

08:00

09:00

10:00

11:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

Notes

RetroPrints Tools

The sheet above is a guide. The PDF is what prints.

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What you get on the page

The daily sheet has a date, a name, three priorities, an hourly column from 7 to 20, and a notes box. The weekly sheet is seven columns with room to write, plus a line for whatever you are carrying into next week. Labels tile a grid you size yourself. The checklist is a title and one item per line, in one or two columns, and it adds a page when it runs out of room.

The watermark is intentional and light enough to write over. Removing it is the paid upgrade: buy a code from the shop, paste it into the box on this page, and this browser remembers. There is no payment form here. The code list is a set of hashes in the site config, which is honor-system security. It stops a casual copy. It will not stop someone who wants to edit the page.

Questions worth asking first

Where is the watermark?

A light RetroPrints line sits across the PDF, plus a small footer. Both go away on this browser after a watermark code is saved. The preview shows the same mark so you can see it before you download.

Is the buy button a checkout?

No. It opens the Payhip shop in a new tab. Payment happens there. You paste the code you receive back into this page. The page never sees a card number.

Will the labels match a brand of sticker paper?

You set the width, height, columns, rows, gap, and margin in millimetres. If the grid falls off the page, the download stops and says so. Measure your sheet once and keep those numbers.