Some evenings are one big scene, some are a list of people, some are a heist with four countdowns running at once. This sheet starts empty, and you give each part of your prep as much of the page as it needs.
A title and a row of details, then open pieces you name yourself. Text is a ruled box for anything you want to write, with bold, headings and bullets. Section is a list whose columns and headings you choose: scenes, secrets and clues, people with what they want, places, countdowns, threats, or anything else the evening needs, with up to eight columns. Table is the same thing with borders. The NPC card is the compact one — a name, a role, a want, a secret and a row of stat boxes — so a page can hold two people in full or five at a glance.
Pieces flow across the page in rows. Drag a piece to any place in the flow, pull its right edge to set its width in twelfths of the page, rename any heading, and take away what the evening does not need.
System neutral, in the same four looks as the Session Planner, A4 at 300 DPI as a PNG or a PDF, and a fillable PDF with a blank copy of your own layout.