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I design the digital things I use every day: a planner for my iPad, soft app icons and simple wallpapers. They help my screens feel as calm as my desk.
Designed by Maisy (@maisyleigh), our founder & designer
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The planner
A planner for a slower year
Every year I design a digital planner I'll actually use on my iPad. It started because I needed one, and it's been a little tradition ever since.
What's inside
- Our own pages for goal-setting, daily planning, habit tracking and gratitude journaling
- Interactive layouts you can customize and reuse
- Works in GoodNotes, Notability and other note-taking apps
- A minimal, cozy design, made for 2026 with this year's themes of intention and peace in mind
Plan with me
A page-by-page tour of last year's planner
App icons
A home screen as calm as your desk
I designed these soft pastel icons for my own phone. There are 230+ of them, covering most Apple and Google apps plus the popular ones, and the bundle adds five matching wallpapers.
Wallpapers & stickers
Little extras by Maisy
Our Cozyleigh stickers to give your journal some structure, and simple pastel wallpapers for your phone and iPad.
Our philosophy
Digital minimalism, the way I live it
I've been on a personal journey to take back control of my devices. For me, digital minimalism means figuring out what's essential and having the courage to let go of the rest. These are the habits that stuck.
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Keep only what serves you
I took social media and anything else that eats up my time off my home screen, and kept the few apps I reach for every day. Your list will look different from mine, and that's okay.
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Journal instead of scrolling
When I feel the urge to scroll, I grab my journal instead. Writing things down keeps me grounded and present, and I feel so much calmer after.
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Make it calm to look at
Soft icons and a wallpaper I love make my phone feel peaceful when I do pick it up. And with no red notification bubbles staring back, there's less pull to keep checking.
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Notifications can wait
Only calls and messages from the people closest to me reach my lock screen, and focus modes quiet the rest. On the charger, my phone just shows the time.
Our tech should fit our lifestyle, not the other way around.
Simplifying life with digital minimalism
What's on my iPhone, and how I find balance
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