I hope this helps someone because they could not help me. Horrible customer service. Customer service is everything when buying a product. If you got the wrong one, if you made a mistake, if they made a mistake, etc. I ordered the student planner for 26/27. When it came I realized it started in August and I cannot use it until then. Being a $45+ planner, you would think you’d get at least a year…. It’s goes from Fall to Spring and is the same price as the daily planner for the full year. Super disappointing, they would not let me exchange it. No refunds which is absolutely ridiculous for a standard online purchase (not being food or clothes). I was going to give it 2 stars but on top of all of this, their customer service is run by an AI bot… disgusting. This company needs to do better. Will never repurchase again.

I have attempted to do planners in the past but am always just unmotivated to continue through with the planners because most my days are so mundane and repetitive. I don't want to leave those days blank though, having lots of blanks on the page will drive me nuts.

I find myself using white out a lot because of things changing in plans and it really bothers me to have whited out areas especially because I’m using the Valfré planner and it’s pretty colourful and I find the white out just looks awful. Do most people write in pencil in their planner for this reason? So tempted to just get a new one but maybe I can make it work with a pencil. If anyone has dark pigmented pencil reccomendations please leave a comment ❤️

i know it’s quite a few months before 2027 but i would like to get everything a bit before the end of the year. i’ve been using a midori a6 grid notebook for daily writing and i’ve been enjoying it a lot! so i want to get a 365 day planner for next year. i’m currently torn between the hobonichi techno and the stalogy 365 day notebook and looking for something in between.

i like the hobonichi because it has monthly calendars, the 4 months over 2 page layout with the days of the month and the pages it has in the back, however im not the biggest fan of the day to day layout. i would do the planning more in those monthly sections and would prefer to do daily writing on the day pages.

with the stalogy i like the day to day layout because it’s quite simple and leaves decent space to write and i also like that you can get some b6 sizes (torn between sizes too 💔) but i wish that it had the monthly pages like the hobonichi does.

so i would like to know if there’s any planners out there that are a mix between the two having the monthly pages like the hobonichi but the simple day to day layout with grid paper. it would be nice if it is easy to get in the UK and won’t cost a lot in shipping and fees. if a planner like that doesn’t exist i would love to know which of the two you guys prefer and how do you use them!

Looking for cheap retractable pen recommendations for smooth planner paper please!

I currently use Zebra Sarasa gel pens in a Wonderland222 2026 planner, but the combo feels weirdly slippery and my handwriting looks messier than it does in my Stalogy notebook. My 2025 Hobonichi somehow feels better too.

I write pretty fast, so I think some paper/pen combos just have too little feedback/control for me.

I’ve tried a Platinum Preppy fountain pen but I don’t really love it, it feels a bit too sketchy/light for how I write.

I prefer:

• retractable/click pens (gel or fountain pen is fine)
• affordable pens/refills
• something with a bit more control/feedback than Sarasa
• good for Hobonichi/Wonderland222/Stalogy type paper

I’m broke so unfortunately I’m not looking for £200 fancy pens 😂

Would especially love recommendations from other fast writers! Thanks!!

I’m in search of a great planners for Moms. I would love a weekly monthly features with meal planning and a cleaning schedule. Basically an all in one “CEO Mom” planner. Any suggestions?

I'm try to greatly remove myself from my phone and two major things I want to move to paper are my calendar and daily tasks.

I got calendar inserts for my personal-sized binder for managing calendar events and love it, it works super easy.

Tasks, on the other hand... I don't know what to do there when it comes to managing them on paper. I have quite a few tasks that are recurring daily, every 5 days, every week, two weeks, etc. Is there an efficient way you've found to manage recurring tasks on paper? I was previously using the app tasks.org on my phone.

After over a year of trying to find my perfect planner and getting a Happy Planner which has been serviceable, I have decided to spring for an Agendio. My work year goes July to July so I am looking to order here soon but of course it is pricey so does anyone know if Agendio typically offers deals at any point in the year or if there are any coupons floating around? Figured it never hurts to ask.

Any DATED Hobo Weeks alternatives out there besides Sterling Ink? Nothing wrong with Sterling link but I just want to know my options. I'm finding some undated but haven't come up with anything dated. So a Weeks dupe but without quotes or other space-hogging things? Thanks!

Attach a tear-off notepad on the back of a binder cover

By mounting a tear-off notepad on the back plate, you’re essentially utilising the dead space created by the spine.

Saving Ring Space: You can move some of the spare paper out of the rings, keeping your rings dedicated to your calendar and permanent inserts.

Quick Notes: Easier to rip off a sheet for someone else without messing with the rings. You can always choose to punch holes to the papers to bind them into the rings.

Better Ergonomics: It fills the gap in the back, making the binder feel more solid in your hand.

Somehow attach a tear-off notepad at the back

The thickness is leveled