What is the Pokopia daily planner?

The Pokopia daily planner mirrors the official Pokopia paper planner as a free in-browser worksheet. You don't need an account — everything you type saves to this browser's local storage automatically with a short debounce. Closing the tab keeps your notes; switching to a different browser or device starts a new sheet, because the data lives on the device you typed it on. There's no sync, no upload, and no analytics on what you write here.

What do the seven planner tabs do?

Daily — date-indexed task and goal sheet for one play session. Pokémon Homes — track which habitat each Pokémon currently lives in. Storage Containers — log the contents of each on-island storage chest. Box Contents — finer-grained inventory log for specific boxes or drawers. Item Recipe — personal cookbook for crafting and cooking recipes you want to keep handy, with multiple-recipe tab navigation. Long-Term Planning — for goals that span multiple sessions, like region collectibles or attracting every form in an evolution line. Journal — free-form diary indexed by date, useful for noting when an event Pokémon visited or which weather worked for a Rare encounter.

Where is my planner data stored, and is it private?

Everything in the planner is stored under one localStorage key (pokopia-planner) in your own browser. Clearing site data — through browser settings or a private-window session — will erase the planner. Use your browser's export tools if you want to keep a backup. The planner doesn't send your notes to any server, and the page works fully offline once it has loaded once.

Daily Planner

Daily Checklist

#Goal

Task tools

Use the planner as a daily route sheet

The daily planner is meant to turn Pokopia's broad checklist into one realistic play session. Start with the next route you intend to run, then write only the materials, Pokemon, habitats, recipes, and event rewards that belong to that route. A focused sheet is easier to finish than a giant backlog, and it also makes it clearer which database page you should open next.

For habitat days, list the material recipe first, then add the Pokemon that benefit from the build. For Pokedex days, begin with the target Pokemon and record the habitat, region, timing note, and common mistake before you leave town. For event days, put the date window and reward path at the top so you do not spend the session farming the wrong currency or building a habitat that only matters after the event shop is unlocked.

Everything stays in this browser, so use short notes rather than private account-style data. If you switch devices, export or copy the important route notes before clearing site data. Treat the planner as a lightweight companion to the public guides, not as a cloud save system.

A good weekly rhythm is to keep one tab for today's route, one tab for long-term collection goals, and one tab for items that block several pages at once. When a task touches multiple systems, link it mentally back to the public pages: map for place, items for materials, habitats for builds, events for date windows, and Pokedex for the final collection target.

FAQ

How to use the Pokopia daily and island planner

What is the Pokopia daily planner?
The Pokopia daily planner mirrors the official Pokopia paper planner as a free in-browser worksheet. You don't need an account — everything you type saves to this browser's local storage automatically with a short debounce. Closing the tab keeps your notes; switching to a different browser or device starts a new sheet, because the data lives on the device you typed it on. There's no sync, no upload, and no analytics on what you write here.
What do the seven planner tabs do?
- Daily — date-indexed task and goal sheet for one play session. Use it at the start of a session to write down the three things you actually want to finish today and tick them off as you go.
- Pokémon Homes — track which habitat each Pokémon on your island currently lives in. Useful when reshuffling decor.
- Storage Containers— log the contents of each on-island storage chest so you stop running back to confirm what's inside.
- Box Contents — finer-grained inventory log for specific boxes or drawers (e.g. seasonal decoration sets you swap in and out).
- Item Recipe — personal cookbook for crafting and cooking recipes you want to keep handy. Supports multiple recipes with tabs.
- Long-Term Planning— for goals that take more than one session, like completing a region's collectibles or attracting every form in an evolution line. Persistent across days.
- Journal — free-form diary indexed by date. Handy for noting when an event Pokémon visited or which weather finally worked for a Rare encounter.
Where is my planner data stored, and is it private?
Everything in the planner is stored under one localStorage key (pokopia-planner) in your own browser. Clearing site data — through browser settings or a private-window session — will erase the planner. Use your browser's export tools if you want to keep a backup. The planner doesn't send your notes to any server, and the page works fully offline once it has loaded once.