Can someone use the planner on an iPad?
If the PDF you uploaded supports that, yes. Quay only delivers the file. It does not provide a planner app or GoodNotes integration.
Sell digital planners
A planner on Quay is a file: the full PDF, a zip of inserts, or both. You publish a page and share the link. Quay does not ship paper and does not host a planner app.
Create a download product. Upload the undated PDF, the dated one, or a zip that contains both. Describe the size and whether the pages are meant for a tablet or for printing. Add a cover image if you have one. The public page shows the title, the description, and the price.
Keep each file at or under 20 MB. Quay does not hyperlink the PDF or lock it to one email address.
A new insert can be its own product, then a bundle can sell the planner plus the inserts at one price. A membership can release a new file a set number of days after purchase, or on a recurring Stripe price. That is a drip schedule, not a tablet app.
When you replace the file for future buyers, edit the product and upload the new file. People who already downloaded keep the copy they saved. Resend from the order if you want a past buyer to have a fresh link.
Harbor does not charge a listing fee. The application fee happens when an order is paid. If you also list the planner on Etsy, use the calculator on the same price so the listing fee and 6.5% are visible next to Harbor. You still have to bring the buyer to a Quay link. There is no planner marketplace here.
If the PDF you uploaded supports that, yes. Quay only delivers the file. It does not provide a planner app or GoodNotes integration.
No. Quay sells the digital file. Shipping and print-on-demand are not part of the product types.