Is it perimenopause — or just a bad week? When your sleep, mood and body all start shifting in your 40s, it's hard to know what's normal, what's connected, and what to actually tell your doctor. The Perimenopause Planner turns scattered symptoms into clear patterns — so you walk into your next appointment with data, not guesses. It's a beautifully designed, fully hyperlinked digital planner for GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf and other iPad apps. Undated and reusable year after year, so you can start any day and never waste a page. Why you'll love it 📊 Daily Wellness Log — track energy (1–10), sleep, water, exercise, mood, hot flushes (count + triggers) and stress, alongside your schedule, priorities and a moment of gratitude. 🔁 Weekly Reviews — see what gave you energy and what drained you, and set a gentle focus for the week ahead. 📈 Monthly Reviews — spot the trends, analyse your symptoms and capture insights, so your next doctor's conversation is backed by real data. ✅ Habit Tracker, Movement Log, Meal Planner, Goals & Vision and Notes — support your whole routine, not just the hard days. 🔗 Fully hyperlinked with a side-tab menu and monthly navigation — tap to jump anywhere instantly. Who it's for Made for the perimenopause and menopause years — whether you're noticing the first confusing changes in your early 40s or managing symptoms further along. If you're tired of guessing and want to feel in control again, this is your calm, clutter-free home base. What's included Cover, Index & Year-at-a-Glance overview 12 monthly calendars with symptom-focused review panels 52 weekly review & planning spreads Daily wellness log templates (energy, sleep, water, exercise, mood, hot flushes, stress) Habit Tracker · Movement Log · Meal Planner · Goals & Vision · Dot-grid Notes Details Format: instant-download PDF (landscape, optimised for iPad) Works with: GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf & most PDF annotation apps Undated & reusable — write in your own dates Digital product: no physical item is shipped How to use it Download the PDF, open your planning app, and tap Import (in GoodNotes: + → Import). Then tap through the links to plan and track your days. This planner is a self-care and tracking tool and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
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