Guides, for every bit of it.
How everything works, from your very first task to sharing a plan with your people, and a few ideas for getting your week out of your head.
Start here
Your first plan, your first task, and finding your way round.
How-tos
The every-week things, sharing, the phone app, paying and your data.
- Repeating tasksPilates every Tuesday, bins on a Thursday, ringing your mum on a Sunday. Set them once and they turn up on every day they should, without forty copies clogging up your month.
- Sharing a planPlans are better with your people in them. Share the whole thing, or just the categories that are theirs, and keep the dentist appointment to yourself.
- The phone appCabana on your phone is the same plan as Cabana on the website. Sign in with the same account and everything's already there, and a change on one shows up on the other within moments.
- Your dataEverything you put in Cabana is yours. Download it whenever you like, and if you ever want to leave, you can close your account yourself from the website or the app.
- Your subscriptionCabana is one subscription with everything in it. You pick yearly or monthly when you make your account, and the people you share with come along free.
Ideas
Ways to plan a week, a list or a whole year, with or without us.
- The Sunday reset checklistA Sunday reset is not a 47 step routine with candles. It's the twenty minutes where everything rattling round your head gets written down and given a day, so Monday arrives and you already know what it wants.
- Things I refuse to keep in my Notes app anymoreYour notes app is brilliant at holding words and hopeless at holding a life. It's where lists go to be written once and never opened again, and somewhere in there is one called Things I Need To Do, last touched in March.
- Your 2027 planner (the one you'll still open in March)Every January the same thing happens. A beautiful paper planner, three weeks of gorgeous handwriting, and then one busy fortnight where nothing gets written down and the whole thing quietly becomes a notebook you feel guilty about.
Help and FAQs
The little questions, answered quickly.