Fringe Stdio Non-Dated Daily Planner, 160 pages, twing ring spiral binding, SE STANDARD BLACK (877003)

Really great book. I like that I can forget to write a day in and pick it right back up. Is holding up well after a few months of work. Helps keep me organized but because there aren’t months or weeks notes you do have to scroll back to find things.

I'm a full-time graphic designer that works from home, so I need something to give me a snapshot of the day (such as upcoming meetings or deadlines), my tasks for the day, and any other extra things I need to get done (like phonecalls, workouts, errands, etc.)It's also a BIG bonus for me that there is an entire page dedicated to notes. I also like that the notes are in the same spread as the day's daily plans. This helps give more context to the meeting's notes and keeps them organized chronologically. It's not fun sorting through all the notes at the back of a planner, not knowing what day it was for, for what meeting, about what — so this is a plus.Love:- The formatting for each day (daily plans)- Undated- A whole page dedicated to notes- Perfect size, portable enough to take during travel but big enough to fit enough info- Spiral-bound- Round edges, so the edge of the pages don't fray when you put them in a bag- Good qualityDon't love:- Wish it had a removable plastic separator so you could mark where today is (if you're like me, looking through previous days)- Wish it had more pages! If you're using the planner daily, you'll be going through it pretty quick.

This was purchased as a means of having a bujo-esque (bullet journal style) planner but with some basic pre-formatting that was leaving me overwhelmed at the end of each month. There were so many different journals with so many features that my poor ADHD brain was kicking itself whenever it couldn't complete a day. This is nice and simple; what you see is exactly what you get.Cover: Detailed with vegan leather somehow placed on thin cardboard, which gives it a flexible but tear-resistant quality.Paper: It's fairly thin. My Pilot G-2 pen marks are very visible through each page, but there's no actual "bleed" occurring through the page itself. I recommend thinner and less ink-heavy pens. But it is thick enough to actually feel nice writing on it.Formatting: Date, DotW, Hourly, To Do, Don't Forget, Goals of the Day, Notes. Fairly basic but functional. The shown spread on the product page is the only spread in this planner. There's no Weekly page, and there's no monthly page (both of which I wanted but clearly wasn't paying attention to when I hit "buy" on this). These can technically be made on one of the full-size "notes" pages that's half of every spread (or even one of the inside covers).I'm using this in conjunction with Lunatask, a computer program (with no Android app yet) to help organize my tasks and projects, but this is an excellent "have on hand at all times" supplement that I can notate on and work in conjunction with my program of choice.

The media could not be loaded. I fly through planners. If my current planner gets too messy, I buy another one (it’s a gift and a curse. I do this with calendars and notebooks as well). I really like this planner! It’s small, but it has the schedule by timeframe on the left and to do’s/reminders on the right. There’s an entire note page for each day as well and I love that! Undated planners are also the best. I tend to not look at a planner on the weekends, so I can skip writing in two days out of the week.

The Fringe Studio non-dated planner has been my go-to for several years.1) It's non-dated; which means no wasted pages.2) the format is simple a page for notes opposite your task page.3) The design is sleek, yet simple with the added bonus of not being clunky.

I love the fact that it's not dated. Bummed out that I can only use it for 3 month. I guess it would be a good daily planner if you weren't going to use it everyday or if you just wanted to try out a planner to see if it would work for you.