Inspiration: Planners in Use
Our planners are intentionally designed to provide the perfect balance: structured enough to be effective right out of the box, yet flexible enough to be customized to fit your life, your mind, and your schedule. We've compiled our favorite examples of how to use our planner systems to inspire you — whether you're just getting started or looking to adjust your planning style as your needs evolve.
Designed for your life
Plan smarter, not harder
Style meets function
Track Everything
THE NANCY
The Nancy (Horizontal Weekly) is designed for people who want a clear overview of the week without rigid time blocks. Horizontal rows give you room for appointments, daily notes, and tasks — flexible enough to sketch your day at a glance, structured enough to keep everything in one place.
- Sizes Available Large / Small
- Insert Size # Size 2 (Large) / Size 3 (Small)
- Date Options Yearly, Academic, Undated
- Weekly Format Rows (horizontal)
- Layout Type Monthly + Weekly
Best for
- Writing a general outline of your day
- Mixing appointments with notes and tasks
- Planners who prefer overview over hour-by-hour scheduling
- Anyone who customizes space as their week unfolds
Not for
- Hour-by-hour time blocking
- People who want vertical daily columns
- Rigid minute-by-minute schedules
Plan Your Time
THE ANNE
The Anne (Vertical Weekly) is one of our most versatile layouts. Vertical columns let you separate each day however you like — by time blocking, task category, time of day, or one long list. It’s ideal when you think in columns and want room to structure your hours.
- Sizes Available Large / Small
- Insert Size # Size 2 (Large) / Size 3 (Small)
- Date Options Yearly, Academic, Undated
- Weekly Format Columns (vertical)
- Layout Type Monthly + Weekly
Best for
- Time-blockers and list-makers
- Separating days by category or schedule
- People who want flexible column structure
- Balancing appointments with deep work tasks
Not for
- Planners who want a simple weekly overview only
- People who prefer horizontal rows
- Minimal daily writing space
See Everything
THE SCOUT
The Scout (Portrait) keeps to-dos, goals, and appointments in one beautifully crafted view. Shorter daily columns and a monthly layout that lines up with your week make it powerful for seeing the full picture without losing day-to-day detail.
- Sizes Available Large / Small
- Insert Size # Size 1 (Large) / Size 4 (Small)
- Date Options Yearly, Academic, Undated
- Weekly Format Columns (vertical)
- Layout Type Monthly + Weekly
Best for
- Seeing the week and month together
- Time-blockers who prefer wider daily columns
- Staying organized without switching systems
- Reducing stress with an all-in-one spread
Not for
- People who want long daily rows
- Separate monthly and weekly systems
- Very sparse, one-task-per-day layouts
Organize Everything
THE ROSE
The Rose (4-Column / Project) is made for list-lovers and big-picture thinkers. Categorized columns, kanban-style boards, and open-ended lists help you track projects and high-level objectives when your life runs on flexible lists rather than hourly schedules.
- Sizes Available Large / Small / Sewn
- Insert Size # Size 5 (Large) / Size 6 (Small)
- Date Options Yearly, Academic, Undated
- Weekly Format Open lists (no short week)
- Layout Type Monthly + 4-Column
Best for
- Categorized lists and project dashboards
- Kanban-style or open-ended tracking
- Big-picture goals alongside monthly planning
- Anyone whose life runs on lists
Not for
- Hour-by-hour scheduling
- People who need dated weekly columns
- Appointment-only daily planning
Weekday Planning
THE VALERIE
The Valerie is an education-forward layout built for classroom goals and daily lesson plans, with space for notes. It’s a teacher’s best friend when you need monthly overview and weekday structure that matches school rhythms.
- Sizes Available Large
- Insert Size # Size 2 (Large)
- Date Options Yearly, Academic
- Weekly Format Columns (Mon–Fri)
- Layout Type Monthly + Weekly
Best for
- Teachers and classroom planners
- Monthly goals paired with daily lesson plans
- Weekday-focused scheduling
- Note-taking alongside teaching tasks
Not for
- Weekend-heavy personal planning
- Non-education workflows
- Open-ended list-only layouts