Daily planner

About this tool

The daily planner keeps a simple plan for one day: your three most important priorities, your appointments or time blocks, and notes. It is deliberately plain so it works well with a screen reader and a keyboard.

How to use it

1. The date is filled in with today’s date. Change it if you are planning another day.
2. Type up to three priorities, one per line.
3. Add appointments and time blocks, one per line, for example “10:00 studio session”.
4. Add any notes, then choose Build and save.
5. Use Download to save a text file, or Print to print the plan.

Screen-reader and keyboard tips

Results appear in a live region, so VoiceOver, NVDA, JAWS and TalkBack read the answer as soon as it is ready without moving your focus. Press Tab to move between fields and Shift+Tab to go back. On an iPhone or iPad, swipe right with one finger to move through the form and double-tap to activate a button.

• The finished plan is read back in order: date, priorities, schedule and notes.
• Because each section is a plain text box, you can review what you typed line by line with your screen reader’s reading commands.

Ways people use it

• Planning a studio or practice day.
• Keeping a short to-do list for school or work.
• Writing a plan you can print or share as a text file.

Questions and answers

Where is my plan saved?

When you choose Build and save, the plan is saved in this browser’s local storage and filled back in the next time you open the page on the same device.

How do I delete it?

Choose Clear and then Build and save with empty fields, or clear this site’s data in your browser settings.

Privacy

Your plan is stored only in this browser on this device. It is not uploaded to Blindbandit Records. Read the Privacy Policy for details.

These tools were made by Mr. Blindbandit, a blind musician and screen-reader user, so they are designed to work with a keyboard and screen reader first. Found a problem or have an idea? Email business@mrblindbandit.net or browse all tools.