About Aeroloop

Aeroloop makes planning tools for brains that don't work in straight lines.

The idea started with a simple, frustrating pattern: buy a beautiful planner, use it properly for nine days, miss one, and never open it again. Not because the planner was bad, but because it was built on an assumption that doesn't hold — that every day looks roughly like the last one, and that a broken streak means you've failed.

What we build differently

Every Aeroloop planner starts from a few rules we don't break:

• Undated, always. Start on a random Wednesday in March. Nothing goes to waste if you fall behind, because there's nothing to fall behind on.
• Somewhere to put the noise. A dedicated brain dump space, so the ten other thoughts crowding out your one task have somewhere to go.
• No guilt mechanics. No unbroken streak counters, no red marks for missed days. Trackers that count what you did, not what you didn't.
• Low friction to open. Everything is hyperlinked, so you're one tap from today's page instead of scrolling through ninety.

Digital, deliberately

Everything we make is a PDF you download instantly and keep forever. No subscription, no shipping, no waiting. You can annotate it on an iPad in GoodNotes or Notability, or print the pages you want at home — both versions are included in every purchase.

Where we're going

The ADHD-friendly planner is the first release, not the last. More planners are in development, and we'd genuinely like to hear what would actually help you — if there's a planner you keep wishing existed, tell us and it might be the next one we build.

We're a small UK operation, and every email gets read by a real person.