For everyone thinking about a new year journaling habit ...<p>dailyjournal.party is a tool I built after getting frustrated with how bulky it was to carry around a 90 day planner like <a href="https://monkmanual.com/" rel="nofollow">https://monkmanual.com/</a> or a yearly planner like <a href="https://dailygreatness.co/" rel="nofollow">https://dailygreatness.co/</a>.<p>It provides a printable two-sided journal for A4 or letter paper. Each day has a morning planning page and a nighttime reflect/gratitude page. Each week and month also has the same. These are inserted when the timerange crosses a week or month bondary.<p>I try to print one of these per week, usually on a sunday so I start the week with a weekly planner.<p>The idea of these is to be disposable (if you want) so the thoughts and feelings recorded in them don't have the same 'blank journal paralysis' that can occur with a big heavy book. If you want to go back and review them, just save them in a box, if you don't, throw them out at the end of the week.<p>The site allows for customizing the questions, and your changes are saved in localstorage.<p>The printable layout isn't as perfect as I'd like, in particular the dotted lines don't perfectly fit in the boxes - it's all done with html/css tricks to make it fast to iterate, generate and preview, as well as to take advantage of how good css is at filling grids. I built a version with LaTeX that was beautiful but a pain.