In simple terms, a digital product is one that exists only in digital form, or lacking physical form. It comes as a link to access your product online or a pdf (or another file) that can be printed out or contains links.

Simply put, that is my entire shop - all journals, iPad planner bundles and Google Sheets templates fall within this category. If you have never bought a digital product before, I will be happy to assist you via Etsy messages (I'm quick to respond unless you catch me in the middle of the night in my time zone :)

Once your payment has been processed, you'll receive a message with links to either download your product, or to download a pdf file that contains links to your product and also instructions on how to use it, what to do etc...

If you have an Etsy account, the files will also be available in your purchase section.

If you purchase as a visitor, your files will be accessible via a link sent to the email you made the purchase with.

No, there isn't. Once you've purchased the product it is always available to you to download or print out as many times as you need.

I primarily work with Google Sheets, it is simply my preferred tool. You can make files available offline as well in Google Sheets, so you don't need to always be connected to the internet.

With that said, for most of my templates, especially meal planners, simply saving it as Excel won't work (unless you are very experienced with spreadsheets). Google Sheets use a slightly different logic for some functions and those need to be converted manually. I have converted some templates upon my customers' requests but I can't always guarantee that I will be able to manually convert them.

Long story short, no, they're not an app or a program. They're in PDF format and you can think of them as a digital version of your physical planner. You can flip through the pages with the help of hyperlinks. My planners are intertwined with thousands of them so you never have to scroll through pages forever. I like to test their functionality as well before launching them.

Note that in most PDF annotation apps like GoodNotes, Samsung Notes and Notability you need to switch to reading mode (the opposite of editing mode) to be able to click on hyperlinks. I have simple and short videos that come with the purchase of most of my iPad planners that will show you what I mean

First part of the question - that is easy. I think undated planners are versatile, save money because you reuse them and also it does not make sense to make a dated planner at this time of a year.

As for tablets - you can use any tablet of your choice. I do recommend using a tablet and stylus for best user experience. Most of my planners are designed for iPads but I have recently started adding Android friendly planners as well! That includes Samsung Galaxy tab, Lenovo, Xiaomi, etc.

If you're used to or simply prefer using digital planners on your computer, rest assured they will work too. It's just a matter of preference.

In simple words, I have settled for the following. Take the size / ratio of your iPad or tablet screen and divide by two. I have tested & tried that this creates a smaller file size of a planner that will prevent it from lagging but at the same time keeps a great zooming capability for you to comfortably write in it.

Every time you take a note, add a sticker or an image, you increase the size of the file. For this reason, I try to keep my planners small in file size so you're left with plenty of room to work with. That includes the number of pages as well.

Most of the graphic elements are vectors so they don't lose quality when zoomed in. Some elements, of course, might be rasterized but for the most part, you will see no pixelation.

By default, I have set all my products as 'final'. However, since I am the creator behind all of them and have access to the files and programs needed to edit them, I am able to customize and tweak them to your liking. Again, that includes Spreadsheets and Digital Planners and Journals.

So far I have tweaked my products for my customers within 2 days, free of charge. I don't consider smaller requests as custom orders, all I want is that my customers are happy and my products make their lives a bit easier.

All that depends on my availability. So far I have received rather small requests to adjust the original templates. If I get too busy or the request is rather big, we will have to find a workaround :)

Right here, click on the link for an in-depth video tutorial on how to upload the planner and stickers, set up the planner and use it: https://youtu.be/bj96GGhQbuM