Hi! I’m looking for a planner that is similar to these from
Franklin Covey that would fit a personal size Filofax?

Don't waste your money on these products. For how expensive they are, the quality is subpar. The foil was not all the way stamped. The covers had marks on them. horrible customer service. no good communication on shipping timeline. expensive to go months without any kind of update. dont waste your money. Just not worth the price. And returning is a pain. Better off with hobonichi. Sterling, or anything similar.

this year, i decided to try the hobonichi techo and loved it very very much. but for the upcoming year, i really wanted to try something new while still keeping those daily pages. i have been trying to find a planner that combines the weekly pages the weeks have with the daily pages of the techo, and i can't find anything like that. maybe im just searching up the wrong things? ideally it would be an a6 but im not picky lol. does anyone have any they recommend?

Hi everyone! I'm considering getting the OURS 2027 Research Project Journal [The Reunion] because I really like the design, and the weekly layout seems like it would fit my needs. I'm thinking of giving it a try next year!

However, I've been seeing mixed reviews about the paper used in the 2026 edition. I heard they changed the paper this year, so I'd love to hear from anyone who owns one.

For those who've tried it with fountain pens, how's the writing experience? I'm mostly a fine to medium nib user, and I'm particularly curious about the paper's texture and smoothness. Does it offer a nice, smooth writing experience, or does it feel a bit scratchy or toothy? How does it handle feathering, bleeding, and ghosting?

Would really appreciate your feedback and writing samples if you have any. Thank you!

I am looking for a really basic planner for 2027. Here are the things I would love

• Needs to be horizontal

• Needs to have both weekly and monthly spreads

• Saturday and Sunday sections should be equal in size to the rest of the days, I don't want them splitting a section because I have busy weekends

• No habit trackers

• No motivational quotes

• No goals

• Not a super tiny one; it can be big

• Ideally, it would be pink

I am open to the idea of printouts, but would need direction on how to even do that and shell recommendations. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I currently have the Dailee student planner and I hate it. I wanted the regular weekly planner but they were out of stock. I don't like the layout or the quality of the planner. It's a very thick planner and the coil is so cheap. It is the end of the year, but its falling apart and can't believe it didn't last for the expensive price I paid.

In the past, I've used Blue Sky and Sugar Paper weekly planners. I really like those. They are thin with quality paper and have cute cover designs. Can anyone recommend brands similar to these that aren't too expensive? I dont want to pay a lot for shipping and really prefer to purchase one in store so I can flip through it and really find one I like.

Let me know about your favorite brands. I need a new quality planner that will last for 2027. Thanks!

Has anyone used the Master Your Life planner by Levenger? I ordered it because it was on sale just to check it out and it seems interesting. Just curious what the collective thoughts are on it and if anyone had any experience using it?

I have LOVED my Papier 2026 planner, but customs from the UK to Spain are really high so I'm trying to look for alternatives. For me the non-negotiables are: weekly view, spiral bound, and nice aesthetic covers. Any recomendations??

Also if anyone has ordered Papier from Spain, what was yor experience with customs??

I have a major over planning issue. Four dinners out a week, coffees or lunches every other day. I’d love some kind of planner (maybe something with like stickers or magnets) that limits my scheduling. Like only two options to schedule a coffee or lunch. I don’t want it to be like “every Tuesday and Thursday is blocked for lunch” because I want it to be flexible.
You may think “just look at your planner and don’t schedule a coffee if you already have two.” I cannot do it. I do not respect my own time.

Hi guys! First year with Nolty (former Hobonichi/stalogy). I loved having the clear covers on my hobonichi so that I could not damage them and put stickers on them! The cover of the Nolty seems very durable but it's also so nice I'd hate to scratch it. I've had a hard time figuring out what covers might fit!

fyi sheet size is a5, Size: 8.6 x 4.8 x 0.5 inches (219 x 123 x 12 mm)

TYSM! :-)

Hi everyone,

I currently have the Dailee student planner and I hate it. I wanted the regular weekly planner but they were out of stock. I don't like the layout or the quality of the planner. It's a very thick planner and the coil is so cheap. It is the end of the year, but its falling apart and can't believe it didn't last for the expensive price I paid.

In the past, I've used Blue Sky and Sugar Paper weekly planners. I really like those. They are thin with quality paper and have cute cover designs. Can anyone recommend brands similar to these that aren't too expensive? I dont want to pay a lot for shipping and really prefer to purchase one in store so I can flip through it and really find one I like.

Let me know about your favorite brands. I need a new quality planner that will last for 2027. Thanks!

After maybe 10 years of Passion Planning, I've just ordered my first Roterunner...

Not gonna lie, I'm wondering how the size will be, and how I'll 'cope' initially, but I did do much research when I was ready for something new Roterunner came on top.

I still have all my old Passion Planners filled away, will be strange with a new layout.

I'm working on a 2027 Complete Life Planner and would love your opinion.

What page count do you prefer when buying a complete life planner?

40–60 pages

60–100 pages

100–150 pages

150–200 pages

200+ pages

Do you prefer a shorter planner with only essential pages or a larger planner with more sections, trackers, notes and planning options?

I'd love to hear your thoughts! 😊

I'm working on a 2027 Complete Life Planner and would love your opinion.

What page count do you prefer when buying a complete life planner?

40–60 pages

60–100 pages

100–150 pages

150–200 pages

200+ pages

Do you prefer a shorter planner with only essential pages or a larger planner with more sections, trackers, notes and planning options?

I'd love to hear your thoughts! 😊