A5 + Letter Hardcover · 192 Pages · From $36

Ai-Ai
Planner

Think on paper. Move forward without the screen spiral.

A paper planner for ADHD adults who think better off-screen. Use the planner now, keep your ideas out of the phone vortex, and join the waitlist for the companion app that handles the digital handoff later.

First 36 copies include one year of free app access when the companion app opens.

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Ai-Ai Planner hero artwork featuring the aye-aye
Format A5 + Letter
Current edition 192 pages
Launch price $36 / $45
23minutes

That is how long it can take to refocus after picking up your phone.

You grab your phone to capture one thought. The phone offers ten other things first. By the time you get back to the original idea, your energy is gone.

Ai-Ai starts with paper on purpose. It gives ADHD brains a cleaner place to think, sort, debrief, and decide. The companion app matters, but it is not the starting line. The planner is.

The Planner

Two working modes. One flexible surface.

When your brain is flooding, open Canvas and get it all out. When you need structure, flip to Modular. No setup ritual. No planner guilt. No trying to force a rigid system onto a variable day.

Ai-Ai Planner canvas spread

Canvas

Open dot-grid space with debrief and action prompts at the bottom, so the page can hold the whole brain dump without leaving you stranded after.

Ai-Ai Planner modular spread

Modular

Eight sections that flex across planning, sorting, mapping, and regrouping. Useful when the day is real and the categories keep moving.

Hardcover Planners
Published through Lulu: A5 and Letter

Buy the planner now. Keep the app as a bonus, not a blocker.

This launch is built around the current sellable product: a hardcover paper planner in two confirmed formats, plus printable templates for people who want the system without ordering the book.

$36+ A5 hardcover $36 · Letter hardcover $45 · shipping handled by Lulu

Founder offer: first 36 copies include one year of free app access.

Format A5 / 5.8 x 8.3 in and Letter / 8.5 x 11 in
Pages 192
Use style Undated / start anytime
Audience ADHD adults and off-screen thinkers
Cover Hardcover matte linen wrap, navy with gold foil
Publisher SubSignal Media
Printable Templates
Digital channel: Etsy

Use the system without waiting for shipping.

The Etsy shop sells the working planner sections as printable template products. Canvas and Modular include both left and right pages as a pair. Index is sold as its own utility section.

Canvas pair $18
Modular pair $18
Index $6
Not for sale About, ownership, publish info, return pages
Companion App

Paper first. Digital only when it helps.

Ai-Ai starts where the signal is quiet: on paper. The companion app is being built for the next step, when a decision from the page needs to become a calendar event, task, note, or reminder without pulling you into the phone spiral.

Join the waitlist for buyer updates, founder bonuses, and early access when the handoff is useful enough to earn its place beside the planner.

Join the app waitlist

This form sends new waitlist entries to hello@aiaiplanner.com. It also captures source details so you can see which channel is driving interest.

After the first submission, FormSubmit will ask you to verify the destination email address once. After that, entries can flow automatically.

Ai-Ai brand story artwork featuring the aye-aye
Why The Aye-Aye

Weird-looking. Exceptionally adapted.

The aye-aye moves differently, solves differently, and survives by using tools the rest of its category does not. That makes it a strong mascot for a planner built around brains that do not fit other people’s systems.

Ai-Ai is not about “fixing” the brain. It is about giving it a surface that works with how it actually moves, then building digital help around that instead of against it.

The story matters, but it comes after the sale path because the product has to stand on its own first.

Akam's Razor: if a tool works strangely well for a strange problem, keep the strange part. Make it useful.