About NeuroMythical

Hardcover (Physical)

Best for “I need a real-life anchor.”

• You want one home base you can’t accidentally close or lose in a folder.
• Object permanence helps, seeing it on your desk reminds you to use it.
• You focus better off screens, apps are too distracting.
• You like tactile feedback, flipping pages, stickers, and “I did it” moments.
• You tend to do best with flexible structure and minimal setup decisions.

Stylus-Ready (Tablet)

Best for “I think better when I write, but I need flexibility.”

• You love handwriting, but you want undo/erase instead of starting over.
• You do well with color, highlighting, and visual cues, especially on low-energy days.
• You want a portable setup you can use on the couch, in bed, or on the go.
• You’re more consistent when your planner lives in the device you already use daily.
• You want structure, but you also want it to feel low-stakes.

Note: best if you can resist “just one more scroll.”

Fillable (Typed)

Best for “If I have to write it, it won’t happen.”

• You want the lowest friction, typing is faster than writing.
• You like clean pages and the ability to edit without mess.
• You plan best at a computer, at work, or during focused desk time.
• You benefit from copy/paste for recurring routines (because reinventing the wheel is exhausting).
• You like to type—a lot—and need scrollable fields that don't run out of room.

Printable (Self-Print)

Best for “I need ultimate flexibility and easy resets.”

• You want to use only what you need, when you need it, without committing to a whole book.
• You like printing in bursts (a month at a time, a week at a time, whatever your brain needs).
• You love customizing, rearranging, or using a binder/disc system.
• You’re comforted by “I can reprint this” when perfectionism kicks in.
• You want a format that supports fresh starts, even in the middle of a week or month.