PAPERIAN Brilliant Monthly & Weekly Planner - Wirebound Undated Monthly &Weekly Planner Book Scheduler Diary (Shell Pink)

Excellent! Worth the hours it took to find this! Looking for a purse-sized, but not tiny, calendar for next year. Most don't print next year's Jan/Dec. calendars until August at the earliest...we are booking for next year in April! Electronic calendars don't give me the ability to effectively see the whole month at a glance and to see how busy things are getting. Using a non-dated calendar book, I can make a planner for next year (or the year after!) WHENEVER I NEED IT! I made the non-dated FULL YEAR (2 page) calendar at the beginning of the book into an at-a-glance-calendar for the FOLLOWING YEAR (some people book super early). In the monthly calendar pages (2 pages per month) the boxes (approx 1.5" X 1.5") are big enough for MORE than just the event name. I was worried that the weekly planning pages would make the booklet too thick and heavy...some weekly planners are huge! But this is small and light enough, but useable. The weekly planner 2-page spreads (see photo) have days on one side (with AM/PM areas) and lines for weekly goals/plans on the other side....perfect for flexible planning of things to do "sometime today" or "sometime this week"...or I can always write in exact times. The pages are clear and useable, not covered with dark artwork. I will tear off page corners as weeks/months are done to easily keep my place. There is a sturdy envelope in the back and several pages of lightly marked graph paper...perfect for notes or designs. The back cover is sturdy cardboard to make writing easy. The creator of this planner was definitely thinking about MY needs and flexibility, not about how to decorate a booklet....JUST WHAT I NEEDED!! BRILLIANT!...just like the cover says!

i have crazy anxiety w planners cus im not consistent enough to get my moneys worth most of the time but i still need to plan. having an unmarked planner is perfect and this planner is so dope. it’s clean and cute without all the frills and crazy u can get and the quality is good too. i use non bleedy pens so i can’t speak to the thickness but it’s good. buy it.

I really do like this spiral undated calendar. One week on one side, with a page for notes; full months at the beginning. It works, it's simple and not too fussy. The size is nice, too. I would prefer if the Months/weeks were closer together instead of grouped as the monthly calendars, then the weekly calendars. But that's really common. Seems like a nice product for the money and it's holding up in my bag as I carry it to the office daily.

This is a nice weekly planner. Its size is a good tradeoff between being too tiny to write things in vs. too big to have with you all the time. I really appreciate that each week is a two-page spread, with the left side showing the days Monday through Sunday, and the right side a blank lined page for notes. This is really helpful for me because I like to track my bank account balances in my planner. One thing that will probably take a little getting used to (for me, at least) is that my previous planner had the two pages for a single month, followed by the weeks for that month. In this planner, the 12 months are grouped together at the beginning, followed by the weekly pages for the entire year. This is definitely not a big deal, just something to note. I get why they did it this way; it saves any wasted pages for months that maybe need 5 weeks vs. months that need 6. The covers of the planner are a good quality; they're a thick-ish card stock, but feel almost like plastic because of how they're coated, which makes me feel like the planner will probably survive for the whole 12 months it's designed to track. The paper inside is on the thinner side; I would say, if you normally like to write with a fountain pen, this might not be the right planner for you, since the thin pages will probably bleed through fairly easily. However, if you like to write with a ballpoint pen or a pencil, then you shouldn't have any troubles.

I prefer paper over digital planners/calendars, and I've been buying this particular planner for multiple years running now. It is the best planner I have come across. The cover and paper are excellent quality, and the size is perfect for carrying around by hand or hauling in a backpack. The paper also works great with a pencil which is my preferred medium for writing in it. Although I rarely use the monthly or yearly spreads, the weekly spreads--which are the heart and soul of this planner--are quite flexible and have become invaluable to me. I use the "morning" and "evening" sections to separate my "work" and "domestic" activities, meetings, and appointments for the day, and I use the adjacent lined page (on the right side) to brainstorm ideas, jot-down notes, and to document my reading/writing for the week. I am an academic by trade, and this planner works great for my work flow.My only word of caution: The "ivory" and "black" cover have a gold imprint which is reflective and glints in the light; I find it most annoying. The other colors are fine, with my preference being the more muted color, "grey sky."

I’m on my second one of these. I love how it’s set up to write in your own calendars. If you don’t need a certain week or month you can just skip it (like if you switch jobs or whatever). I’m so happy I found these. Highly recommend. 10/10

I love this little day planner! On my third year ordering.

I have searched high and low for a task planner. I have used kickstart campaigns and more. I have used outlook digital to do lists that sync on my phone but nothing beats paper sometimes. The layout is fantastic. Half days plus a page for notes each week is wonderful. Two versions of larger calendars both a year and month are perfect. I so far love the product. I hope I find it to be my solution for task management and quick notes for a long time. This is at least my 6th attempt at a nice task and note planner.