About Tiny Wins Planner

Hi, I'm Robin. I design the Tiny Wins planners. (Robin Hale is a pen name; I like keeping my work and my private life a little apart.)

Why these planners exist

A lot of people with ADHD have a "planner graveyard": beautiful planners that were used for a week, then skipped, then avoided because the blank pages felt like proof of failure. Most planners sold as "ADHD planners" are ordinary planners with a new label. They assume the same energy every day, punish missed days with empty dated pages, and bury you in hundreds of pages.

Tiny Wins planners start from the opposite assumption: some days you'll have energy, some days you won't, and some weeks you'll disappear completely. The planner should still be useful when you come back.

How they're designed

• Different pages for different days. Good-energy, low-energy and chaos-day layouts, so a hard day still gets a page that fits.
• No catching up. A Welcome back page and undated options mean there's nothing to "fill in" after a break.
• Two taps to anywhere. Every page has clickable tabs, because searching for today is where many people give up.
• Kind wording. "What I managed today" instead of "What I failed to do". Habit trackers count days, not streaks.
• Calm visuals. Soft colours, a dark mode, big writing spaces and as little clutter as possible.

The page set grew out of reading what people with ADHD say actually helps (and what makes them quit), plus well-known strategies like brain dumps, breaking tasks into tiny first steps, body doubling and dopamine menus.

How they're made

Every planner is built as a vector PDF so it stays sharp and light. Before release, every link in every file is checked automatically, so tabs and buttons land on the right page. I design the pages myself, with the help of digital design and AI-assisted tools.

What these planners are not

They're self-organisation tools. They aren't medical or therapeutic products and they don't diagnose, treat or cure anything. If you're struggling, please talk to a qualified professional. See the disclaimer.

Say hello

Questions, ideas, or a link that doesn't work? Email hello@tinywinsplanner.com. You can also find the planners on Etsy.