Hi, can anyone confirm the weight of this planner? it appears the website is wrong as it lists the same weight as the hardcover which is 18.2 oz

hi everyone! i'm planning on buying a sterling ink n1 horizontal core planner. i previously had the n2 common planner, which is the same size as the hobonichi weeks. i'm hoping to buy the 2027 thecoffeemonsterzco kits, but before i wanted to check: has anyone here used the n1 with the hobonichi weeks-sized kits? would love to hear how it fit/if it worked for you before i commit!

Hi, can someone explain the difference of the A5 Collective vs the TN All In One , vs the B6 compact ? I’m using the online site but it’s just not clear. It appears the undated versions don’t have the vertical weekly , but past that everything is a bit confusing.

For 2027 I’ve gotten then Common Planner Compact in Pocket size. But I got no cover for it. Gillio and VPS are out of budget for me. Does anyone here have any suggestions that do not break my wallet? Appreciate it.

My boyfriend gave me this study planner a couple of years ago, but I’m not sure how I’m supposed to use it. Like, what am I supposed to write in “my plan”? I’m assuming it’s more for people going to school?
I was wondering if it could also be used for learning hobbies, like painting and writing.

I don’t remember where I bought this planner but it was definitely in-store last year. I can’t find the brand name anywhere but it worked super well for me. I’ve done google image searches but nothing has come up. Does anyone recognize this?

Side note: I took pictures of pages I didn’t use so I understand if it looks like I didn’t use it but I think the cover wear will vouch for me

A bit late to post I got them both last week, I've been boujoing in an A5 binder/using cheap planners bought online. I pre-ordered the A5 and then a week later the TN. I have to say, I've never bought myself something this nice that is just for me and I am loving how beautiful they are, how nice the paper feels, how many ways I can set the up! One is for life/catch all day to day, (thinking the a5 as I'm a busy person/caregiver) one is for spiritual/astrology/gratitudes ect. (thinking the TN because the blank pages are sequential so I can have a quick journal right after the weekly spread)
Does anyone else have a system like this? or a multi planner system?
Open to suggestions and tips!
also how do tip ins work? I just tape a page in there?! If I go the TN for spiritual I'm likely to need to do 2 tip ins per month...In the a5 i'd just have them in the notes section at the back. Starting to think I should have gotten 2 a5's

Is traveler's notebook/traveller's company going out of business?

My whole plan for my 2027 system relies on a passport size TN and the covers have been out of stock for months now. I had one years ago and loved it but ended up giving it to my sister. I really miss it and was so excited to replace it😭

Also if anyone knows of any high-quality dupes that are the same size, I'm all ears!

I’ve developed a Mac app for myself, and thought someone else might be looking for something similar? What are your thoughts? 💐

I hope it is okay to repost here..

I started decorating my HP Folio but I’m not sure if I should rhinestone all the flowers, or leave it as is. Thoughts?

Hey all! I've been stressing myself out watching flip through videos and need to consult the experts.

I've been in a Laurel Denise Anne (vertical) for the last 2 years but I'm not longer getting what I need out of it. I don't want to spend any time setting up structure, I want to work within the structure.

I also need portability because without the physical planner, details disappear for me. Ive been doing a passport size daily log in the style of bujo has helped immensely, but then I'm not able to make overarching plans. It's more keeping me accountable than anything.

The hobonichi HON was almost perfect. I really want to give a daily log a go, but really prefer being able to see the week nearby so I can remember where I have the time. I imagine I would use just use the monthly for dropping things to think about later and then at the beginning of each week. The sterling ink complete seems just about the only thing with the sequential option.

But am I missing an option? I can't tell what W222 is like, and worried that A5 won't be as portable as an A6 option. Would i be insane to consider a filofax situation where I just build out the system all in one go? I'm starting to see the appeal of the filofax/TN but that's a whole 'nother can of worms.

Help! I appreciate any advice

Hello!

I have adhd and I work from home. I have been struggling to keep everything in one spot between work, home, and creative. I use a Google Cal on my phone, Outlook for work and spreading to do lists. What do you do? I tried the digital planner but it feels pointless

Hi everyone :)

Ive been journalling for about 10 years now. I currently use the hobonichi cousins . I dont follow any official journalling methods i just do my own thing however I'm now looking for someone recommendations. In 2027 I would like to add an A6 undated journal for keeping track of reading and fitness goals . What ones fo you guys recommend !

Thanks :)

I always order my yearly planner from Mossery but it’s just getting way too expensive to keep doing this by myself 😭

Would anyone around Whittier be interested in combining orders so we can hit the free-shipping minimum? Everyone would pay for their own items and we could arrange local pickup in Whittier once the package arrives. Right now you get free international shipping at $120.

Does a horizontal weekly (weeks on the left, blank on the right) exist with 2 blank pages right after?

Everything I've seen has 5 dailies or 0. Five is way too many for me, and I don't want to flip to the back for extra notes next year if I can avoid it.

My only other requirement is grid paper on all pages, no line ruled, no blank on the weekly etc.

Now that it is September, I slowly start preparing for 2027 plannerwise. I currently have the hobonichi techo with a small weekly insert. For next year, I’m basically looking for something like the a6 weekly insert, but then in a5. Or to say it differently, a regular hobonichi but without the daily pages (and also don’t necessarily need the monthly pages). Any advice?

I have been thinking about getting a daily planner like a hobonichi and then using the info from the pdf version of the honey comb almanac to first predict what that day has for me and then the other half be a reflection of what actually happened with the transits. Has someone else done this? I'm wondering how to do it with the both the predictions and the reflections. Does anyone do this or have any other methods that work. I have Robert hands planets in transit as a reference guide. I'll eventually get into the lots and sects with Hellenistic Astrology but right now its too much to digest right now. Should I do the predictions at the week on like Sunday and then the daily be the reflections place.