The Analog Trial Pack includes three types of 3x5 cards—Today, Next, and Someday—stacked on a light background. Try it free on premium card stock (just pay $4.95 shipping). Card quantities are shown below.
The Analog Trial Pack features a handwritten to-do list on premium card stock with a black and gold pen, resting on a wooden table. Also included are 3x5 notecard planners labeled Someday and Next, partially visible underneath.
A diagram displays three stacked 3x5 cards—Today, Next, Someday—from the Analog Trial Pack, highlighting features: 3 colors, card and task signals, rounded corners, offset printing, and thick smooth premium card stock.
The Analog Trial Pack includes three 3x5 notepads—Today (white), Next (cream), and Someday (brown)—each stacked diagonally and made from premium card stock with lines and checkboxes on a light background.
An Analog Trial Pack 3x5 card to-do list rests by a laptop, featuring handwritten tasks like Drop off kids and Schedule oil change—some crossed out in different colors. The date is 3.2.25, evoking classic index card vibes.
Using a black pen, someone writes tasks like “Follow up with Jim” and “Schedule meeting” on a small, white 3x5 card from the Analog Trial Pack, placing the premium card stock on a light brown surface.
A premium Analog Trial Pack—including a handwritten to-do list on quality card stock and a black and gold pen—rests on an orange surface with tasks like meetings, research, photo uploads, and podcast recording displayed elegantly.
A hand holds a handwritten checklist titled Today (4.13.25) on Analog Trial Pack card stock, listing photography prep steps like formatting SD cards, charging batteries, reviewing a shot list, and noting a flight case number at the bottom.
A close-up of a handwritten to-do list on premium Analog Trial Pack card stock, featuring photo shoot tasks and a pen, with other 3x5 cards partially visible underneath on an orange surface. The date 4.13.25 is at the top.
The Analog Trial Pack includes three types of 3x5 cards—Today, Next, and Someday—stacked on a light background. Try it free on premium card stock (just pay $4.95 shipping). Card quantities are shown below.
The Analog Trial Pack features a handwritten to-do list on premium card stock with a black and gold pen, resting on a wooden table. Also included are 3x5 notecard planners labeled Someday and Next, partially visible underneath.
A diagram displays three stacked 3x5 cards—Today, Next, Someday—from the Analog Trial Pack, highlighting features: 3 colors, card and task signals, rounded corners, offset printing, and thick smooth premium card stock.
The Analog Trial Pack includes three 3x5 notepads—Today (white), Next (cream), and Someday (brown)—each stacked diagonally and made from premium card stock with lines and checkboxes on a light background.
An Analog Trial Pack 3x5 card to-do list rests by a laptop, featuring handwritten tasks like Drop off kids and Schedule oil change—some crossed out in different colors. The date is 3.2.25, evoking classic index card vibes.
Using a black pen, someone writes tasks like “Follow up with Jim” and “Schedule meeting” on a small, white 3x5 card from the Analog Trial Pack, placing the premium card stock on a light brown surface.
A premium Analog Trial Pack—including a handwritten to-do list on quality card stock and a black and gold pen—rests on an orange surface with tasks like meetings, research, photo uploads, and podcast recording displayed elegantly.
A hand holds a handwritten checklist titled Today (4.13.25) on Analog Trial Pack card stock, listing photography prep steps like formatting SD cards, charging batteries, reviewing a shot list, and noting a flight case number at the bottom.
A close-up of a handwritten to-do list on premium Analog Trial Pack card stock, featuring photo shoot tasks and a pen, with other 3x5 cards partially visible underneath on an orange surface. The date 4.13.25 is at the top.

Analog Trial Pack

$0.00
Limit 1 per customer

The Free Analog Trial Pack includes 14 cards and gives you a chance to test drive the Analog System for a couple weeks before going all in.

The 3x5″ cards are printed on premium 100lb uncoated card stock that feels great to write on and won't bleed through.

Manufactured and shipped from Pennsylvania, USA 🇺🇸

Trial Pack ships to US customers only. Limit one per customer.

    Details
    • Pack of 14 Analog Cards (10 Today, 3 Next, 1 Someday)
    • 3″x5″ (76mm x 127mm)
    • 100# smooth uncoated paper
    • Rounded corners
    • Dot grid pattern on back
    • Made in Pennsylvania, USA
    Shipping & Returns

    All orders are shipped from our headquarters in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, USA.

    Shipping rates are calculated at checkout based on the weight and destination of your order.

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    We do not collect or control these fees and cannot predict the exact amount.

    Please note that courier services(such as DHL, FedEx, or local postal services) may also apply additional clearance or handling fees.

    For UK customers: Orders over £135 will typically incur import VAT, customs duties, and a courier handling fee before delivery.

    Returns & Exchanges

    We want you to be 100% satisfied with your Ugmonk purchase. Items may be returned or exchanged within 30 days of delivery.Items returned used or not in original condition may be subject to a 15% restocking fee

    Reviews
"Simple, unique, effective."
"Gets things done without getting in your way."
"We don’t need fancy apps or gimmicky journals"
"Simple, unique, effective."
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How it Works

Analog doesn't replace your digital tools, it works alongside them by helping you focus on your most important work.

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Analog divides tasks into 3 cards

Today

Today

At the beginning of each day, write up to 10 tasks on a Today card.

Use Task Signals to mark each task as completed, delegated, or in progress

Carry over unfinished tasks on a new Today card, or move some of them to a Next or Someday card.

Today

Next

Next

Next

Record important tasks that need to be done later. Use this list to help you fill out your Today card.

Someday

Someday

Someday

Capture ideas, aspirations, and goals that you would someday like to accomplish

The power of a simple habit

Analog is a simple, repeatable process. Starting fresh with a new Today card helps you adjust to your changing priorities.

A hand flips a small paper card on a wooden desk stand, revealing a handwritten to-do list. A keyboard, a cup, and a monitor stand are visible in the background on a tidy workspace.

Built on Proven Concepts

Analog ties together tried and true productivity principles into a simple, easy-to-use system.

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1

Tangible Process

Seeing your progress build up over time is a powerful motivator

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2

Doesn't feel like work

Most planners and productivity journals feel like extra work which makes them hard to keep up with. Analog is so simple that it almost feels invisible.

A handwritten to-do list on notepaper sits in a wooden holder beside a white computer keyboard on a desk.
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Designed to enjoy

While the power of Analog lies in the system itself, every detail was considered – from the paper stock, to the dot grid pattern, to the way the cards smoothly slide into the holder.

Task Signals

Throughout the day, mark each task as completed, in-progress, or delegated. Feel free to create your own symbols

Learn more about how Analog works →
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Watch Analog in Action

Review by: Matthew Encina

Matthew Encina

"This is a to-do system that just works because it’s simple, in your face, and fun to use."

Watch how Matthew uses Analog
Review by: Maisy Leigh

Maisy Leigh

"When I keep all of my to-do’s on my screen, they can be easy to ignore. Using Analog feel really refreshing."

Watch how Maisy uses Analog
Review by: Chase Reeves

Chase Reeves

"I love how these card pair with day-to-day project management, and how they feel in my hands."

Watch how Chase uses Analog
Review by: Ali Abdaal

Ali Abdaal

"I love having a to-do list that I can see all of the time. And being able to store all of my cards under the divider."

Watch how Ali uses Analog

Design is in the Details

Analog is made from premium materials. From the solid walnut base to the thick 100# uncoated paper stock, no detail is overlooked.

Rectangular walnut trays with raised edges are arranged neatly, highlighting the rich wood grain—perfect for organizing your Analog Annual Kit (Walnut) and showcasing its warm tones on a light surface. Three notepads are stacked, labeled Today (white), Next (off-white), and Someday (brown), each with lines and circles for making lists. The background is a light, neutral color. A hand lifts a lined notepad sheet from the Analog Annual Kit (Walnut), a wooden desk organizer designed as a Daily and Weekly Card Holder with checkboxes and lines for notes or tasks. A rectangular walnut Analog Annual Kit with two black strips at the top and bottom, engraved with the Ugmonk logo and name in the center, photographed on a light beige background. Three sheets of paper stacked diagonally: a white dotted sheet on top, a cream-colored sheet in the middle, and a brown kraft paper sheet on the bottom, all with smooth, rounded corners.

The Trusted Tool for 50,000+

"Single momming three kids and running three online businesses means it's super easy to over-task myself. The constraints of Analog has made the work I do so much more effective!"

Shay Bocks
Create Director & Enneagram Consultant

Shay Bocks Create Director & Enneagram Consultant

Analog is my perfect desktop companion. I can use it for digital tasks, but it lives where I have constant and easy access to it, beside my keyboard.

Paul Jarvis
Author of "Company of One"

Paul Jarvis Author of

Less is more. Above all the to-do lists apps and task boards, a simple Analog card on my desk every day keeps me more focused than any of the more complex tools I've tried.

Dan Mall
CEO @ Superfriendly

Dan Mall CEO @ Superfriendly

What I love even more than the simplicity, is the built-in archival nature of the cards. There's something special about seeing a stack of cards that represents a whole week – or a whole year! – worth of work and progress.

Shawn Blanc
Founder of The Focus Course

Shawn Blanc Founder of The Focus Course

As someone that can spend more time messing with my to do list app than actually doing things, Analog is great because it helps me focus. I also really like the dot grid on the back for sketching quick ideas.

Sam Soffes
Engineer @ Github

Sam Soffes Engineer @ Github

Analog is a simple, sophisticated, and effective system that has changed the way I organize my work. Highly recommend.

Josh Kaufman
Bestselling author of "The Personal MBA"

Josh Kaufman Bestselling author of
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Analog FAQ

What’s the key to making Analog work?

Analog is all about building the daily habit. You’ll quickly realize the power of how starting with Analog each day helps you focus and get real work done.

Is Analog also an app?

No. Analog works alongside digital apps but is currently only a paper based tool.

What are the 3 dots in the upper right hand corner for?

Use these dots to rate how productive you are each day. For example, if you complete your entire card, fill in all 3 dots. Or you can also use the Card Signal to tie related projects together. All “work” projects might get two dots. And all “home” projects get one dot.

What if I have more than 10 things to do Today?

Analog forces you to prioritize and set realistic expectations. We all think we can get more done in a day than we actually can. If you somehow do complete all 10 tasks, fill out another Today card.

How do I capture tasks while on the go?

Analog is made to be portable and come with you wherever you go with the Travel Case But when you don’t have an Analog card with you, use a reminder app on your phone to capture an idea and then transfer to your card later.

How do I link cards together for specific projects?

Use the 3 dots in the upper right hand corner to link cards together. Another way to link cards is by adding a title on the line in the upper right hand corner.

Where do I put the complete cards?

Completed cards can be slid under the bottom of the stack of cards in the wood holder or discarded (the cards are fully recyclable).

Where do the Next and Someday Cards go?

Keep your Next and Someday Cards on top of the cardstock divider to keep them out of sight but always within reach for when you need to jot something down.

I still can't seem to get everything done on my Today card. How do I decide what goes on my Today card?

Don’t feel the need to fill up all 10 lines each day. Start small and only write the absolute most important 2 or 3 tasks each day. As you complete those primary tasks, continue adding a couple more tasks.

When do I start a new Next or Someday card?

This is totally up to you. I find it helpful to start a new card when over 50% of the tasks are complete and I want more free space to add new tasks.

Can I pause the subscription?

Yes. The Analog Subscription is billed quarterly and you may pause or cancel at any time.

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