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One of my previous posts from earlier this year is gaining a lot of reads recently as people search for the latest Chronodex for 2026. So I am writing this post to signpost where it has gone as the original site hosting the links and downloads to the Chronodex by the author has moved to a new site and a paid for download model.
See: https://www.scriptionstudio.com/.
The format of the downloads are primarily meant for the Midori Traveller Notebook system, but it can be used without by printing out and using an elastic band to hold the pages together.
Personally I have moved away from the downloadable PDF planner a while ago in favour of a stamp version of the Chronodex that I can add to my journals when I want to incorporate it in rather than keep a seperate notebook. There are plent of versions of the stamp avalible on Etsy and Amazon and a quick google search for “chronodex stamp” should point you to one. You will of course need an inkpad to use it.
What it is
The Chronodex is a clock-shaped calendar designed to help you visualise and manage your time more effectively. It is a manual task for the user to fill out with pens or markers and activities are shown as arcs or blocks around the circle as the day progresses. It is useful for productivity, journaling, ADHD-friendly planning, and creative workflows.
How it works (basic)
- The circle represents a full day (midnight to midnight or waking hours)
- Each hour corresponds to a position on the clock
- You draw or color segments for activities (work, breaks, sleep, exercise, etc.)
- Optional symbols or colors show energy, mood or task type can be added by the user
Max Hemingway 