I’ve had a lot of fun with my iPad Pro (shop the 12″ iPad Pro or the 9.7″ iPad Pro) and Apple Pencil over the past few months, and I’ve enjoyed using it to use my Daily Page in a digital format. In my opinion nothing will ever replace good old paper + pen, but for those who love having everything on their iPad or are trying to reduce their use of paper, this is a great alternative….and it’s so much fun! There are several apps that will allow you to use your Digital Daily Page. My favorite is Paper53.

I shared a short preview last week on Instagram’s new Stories feature, and loved feedback from followers who thought the idea looked really fun! (make sure you’re following me on Instagram for more behind the scenes stuff!)

Once you purchase The Daily Page for iPad Pro you can open the .jpg file in several apps (Paper53, Notepad Plus and Procreate are a few I’ve tested out). You can then edit the page using the various tools within the app. You can use the Apple Pencil to write in your to-dos, check off your water, and plan your meals! Use the marker tool to highlight important tasks and sketch out all of your brilliant ideas! So far Paper53 has been my favorite and the best aspect of Paper53 is that it allows you to save each page in a Workspace so that you can essentially start an archive of your pages (like a digital journal!). Here’s a short video to demonstrate using The Daily Page for iPad Pro within the Paper53 app.

Update: I have since created The Daily Page Digital Planner for Goodnotes. This interactive planner allows you to simply click between months and The Daily Page layout for each date. Head over to Etsy to check out this new, best-selling design. Or head over to my tutorial, How to Use the Daily Page Digital Planner, to see some video tutorials of the new planner.