Roterunner Purpose Planner Notebook B5 7.5”x9.8” Undated 2026 Daily Weekly and Monthly Productivity Goal Setting Tool for Work Home ADHD for Adults Self Care Journal

I'm naturally a very scattered person, splitting my time between two houses, caring for my mother and running a home micro-bakery, so I need to stay organized. I've gone through many planners, but this one finally keeps me organized. I love being able to write what I need to focus on at the beginning and end of the day, and my scheduled appointments. There is room to write notes for the week, your priorities for work and home, even jot down things to remember to buy. I used the gratitude and health portion of the week to write in my weekly menu and the habit tracker to schedule household chores. And the full page note section after each month and week is so convenient for those random thoughts for later that you don't want to forget. I feel so much more productive using this planner and things are getting done. I love the hardcover- it's very durable. After 6 months it has held up beautifully. For $30 it is a bit pricey, compared to other planners, but it's well worth the money. I'm ready to but my next one in blue this time.

This six-month planner combines the functionality of a Notebook/Bullet Journal, with a very good monthly and weekly Planner. It's difficult to see how useful this concept is, until you have this hefty book in your hands. Something about physically writing is much more effective than using an electronic calendar or planner. I've been using it for about a week. It has 200 numbered pages – 22 pages for every month (!). Each month has a two-page Month overview spread, immediately followed by two empty pages for that month's notes. Then there are five Weekly spreads with well-designed layouts for days, plus space for other To-Dos, goals, thoughts, health, personal, etc that you can track on each week' spread. Each weekly spread is followed by two more pages of notes. It's a huge amount of space compared to a typical monthly planner/calendar. Then come 40 empty pages to use for projects, thoughts, doodles, pressed flowers, or whatever. A page Index at the front lets you keep track of where your notes are. This will keep you on track when confronted with a mass of notes you entered in no particular order. It's very well made with thick, faintly dot-gridded paper, very sturdy, lay flat binding. The large page size means you can actually write details, as opposed to three word entries in tiny handwriting. I came to this after two years of not-very-effective Bullet Journaling. This is similar, but much better. Just one tip --use Pilot Frixxion erasable pens. You will be constantly modifying your dates and entries.

For someone who is EXTREMELY picky about the layout of my planners, this one hit all marks for me. They have decent colors to pick from and the quality is great! I will definitely be buying another when this one gets filled. its pretty lightweight and super organized - there are two bookmarks, a view of the year/month/week with areas to write plans, goals, lessons learned, etc. I absolutely love that there are time slots for each day but also provides checklists if you have tasks to remember/complete. This is definitely worth buying if you need something to help you organize your life!!!

I really like the way this planner is set up. It is undated even though there is a year that’s in the title. It’s only for six months. So if you plan to use it the entire year, you may want to buy another book. I like it because it has everything that I could possibly think of on your weekly pages. It’s really well designed. The page thickness is really good as well. I can highlight and it not bleed through, but it’s not as thin as some of the Japanese popular planners are. There is no ghosting through the page. If it is, it’s very minimal which I appreciate. It reminds me a lot of of the Hobonachi cousin but better. I would buy some cute planner stickers to help with the days of the week and months if you don’t wanna write them out every week.

I’ve been a purposeplanner Stan for years now. I’ve tried other planners but always come back to this one. I love the structure it provides with the monthly and weekly design, but also love having the space and freedom to customize it to suite my needs. Also love that I can get creative with it if I want to! Tons of extra pages too, including in between each weekly which I love. It’s like a bullet journal but with a little more structure which is perfect for my ADHD brain. Great quality, love that they offer hardcovers now too. Highly recommend this planner for any plannerphiles out there!

Great planner and the layout works well for personal and work

So I've gone through several phases of hyperfixation with different organization and planner systems. This is the one that I actually stuck with. I've filled two of these already through consistent use. The features that make this 5 stars for me: - Pages at the beginning dedicated to various roles in your life, 6 month goals, and daily/weekly/monthly actions. - Overview of the entire year by day for key dates and overview of the year by month. - Blank monthly calendars with sections to put the month's goals as organized by work, health, etc - The monthly reflections - Blank dot grid pages everywhere - after each week, at the end of the planner... These features allow me to keep track of ongoing projects, record my goals, write down small wins (helpful for motivation), and reflect on areas for improvement. There are some features that I personally don't use as I'd find it too overwhelming - like the meal and water trackers on each week, but I use stickers and washi tape to customize this planner anyway.

I wish I found this planner sooner. I love it! PAPER QUALITY The pages are nice and thick. My pins do not bleed through the paper. ORGANIZATION The organization of this planner is super straightforward. It’s simple but also particular in a way that works well for my needs. DURABILITY The one I have is the hardcover version. I like that I can toss it into my bag with no worry about pages bending. LAYOUT it includes the full calendar, display, and a weekly display. In the front of the book, it provides you six month goal setting and planning prompts. LENGTH OF TIME I was originally a bit disappointed to see that it was six months instead of 12, but the way I’m typically over a planned by month 6… there’s probably science to back why six months works best. Lol COST I suppose the price point is fair. It’s 30 bucks for six months worth of pages. The way my attention span works. OVERALL This planner is perfect for me. I plan to purchase another one when I run out of pages, and I would absolutely recommend it to a friend.