Prefer analog?
The same compass, on paper. No screen, no notifications, no battery. Just a pen, a binder and twenty quiet minutes on Sunday.
Free. 50 pages, ready to print. The link appears right away. I use your email only to send the PDF and, rarely, a note about the paper edition.

Being offline is a choice now.
Everything I built into the Anchorlight app started on paper. A notebook, a pen, one honest question on Sunday evening.
Some weeks I don’t want another screen. I want to close the laptop, leave the phone in the other room and still know where my week is going.
So I turned the whole system into pages. Your anchors, your people, the Weekly Review, the week ahead. Nothing pings. Nothing syncs. It just stays where you put it.
A boat at anchor doesn’t need a signal. It needs a light.
Download. Print. Done.
No subscription, no app, no account. Three steps and an evening.
Download the PDF
Leave your email and I’ll send you the link. 50 pages, A5, ready to print.
Buy plain white A5 paper
Filofax A5 refill paper, already punched for the rings. Plain white, 80-100 g, from any stationery shop or online.
Print and clip it in
Print at 100 % (actual size), double-sided, flip on the long edge. Open the rings, put the pages in. That’s it.
Fifty pages. One calm system.
Everything from the app, laid out for a pen. Print the whole set once, then reprint only the weekly pages.











Write the code. The task is anchored.
Every Life item has a fixed code. Put it next to a task and you can see, at a glance, which of your days actually served what matters.
Leave a light on. On paper.
Get the free PDF. And if you ever want the app as well, it’s waiting.
Free. 50 pages, ready to print. The link appears right away. I use your email only to send the PDF and, rarely, a note about the paper edition.