The planner that forgives you

Most planners make you feel bad when life gets busy. You miss a few days, the dates sit there empty, and by March the it feels like a waste of time and money.

This one is undated. Circle the dates and go. Miss a week, take a holiday, come back in October, and nothing is wasted. One customer put it best: she can jump right back in if she misses a week, or a month, or six.

What's inside

Twelve monthly spreads up front, then 60 weekly spreads, which is a full year plus eight extra weeks. Each week gives weekends the same room as weekdays, because your life doesn't stop on Friday.

There's a flex space on every week that's yours to use however you want. Meals, priorities, water intake, the thing you keep forgetting. Plus a year at a glance, birthdays, goal tracking, a list of the fun holidays worth celebrating, and 32 lined spreads in the back for everything that doesn't fit anywhere else.

Flip the planner sideways and next week is right there, so nothing gets forgotten when you turn the page.

And every five weeks, a coloring page

A full spread, hand-drawn, right in the middle of your planning. It's the part people tell me about most. One teacher said she gets questions and compliments from coworkers whenever she's coloring the doodle pages in meetings.

That's the bit no other planner has.

Made to be used

Vegan leather cover you can wipe clean. Lay-flat stitched binding, so it stays open while you write. Two ribbon bookmarks for your week and your month. 5x8, which fits a purse or a work tote.

Created by me

Every page, every cover, every doodle. By hand, never AI. I've been designing these for eight years and people come back for them year after year, which is still the best part of my job.

Who it's for

Anyone whose weeks don't look the same twice. Teachers, homeschool parents, people juggling work and family, and people who just like a planner that's a little bit fun to open.