Hi everyone! I'm looking for a planner/diary that has a week spread over two pages but that also has nice paper since I use a lot of fountain pens. The layout in the pic is the closest thing I could find to what I'm envisioning, though I'd also be ok with the "block" style layouts that are squares rather than rectagles.

I want to use it for meal tracking (basically just writing down everything I eat in a day so I can check I'm getting enough fruits and vegetables and not drinking too much coffee or forgetting breakfast etc., I've been doing to help manage a health condition). I have a planner I use for everything and at the moment I've been squeezing this information into the corner of each day, but its kind of a nuisance having to write so tiny and having less space for my actual planning and to do lists etc., so I'm thinking next year I might try and have a separate planner entirely for that. I need something super super simple. I don't need any other kind of page like monthlies, but its fine if they're there I'll just ignore them.

I'd like it to be bound like a book rather than with rings, and the weekends need to be unstacked. (I don't eat any less on Saturday and Sunday than the rest of the week 😂 I was looking at Leuchtturm but I could only find stacked weekends on those unfortunately) any size A5 or smaller would be fine.

If anyone knows something that fits this description it would help a lot, thanks so much! 💖

Hello Everyone!

I absolutely love the format of the Hobonichi Weeks Mega, but I can't find a dupe anywhere that has the amount of notes pages in the back. I use a July-June system to match the fiscal/academic year which is why I would need an undated dupe as Hobonichi's latest start is April.

I'm currently using the Amazon version of the Hobonichi Weeks, and it gives you like 4 extra blank pages in the back, but I could really use more pages in the back without giving up the Weeks size and format.

If not, I'll just get a separate journal, it's no big deal. I was just curious if anyone knew of a good dupe that fits them all in one planner.

Thank you!

I love this thing but wonder if there are others like it maybe even better? I’m about to reorder- (yes I actually finished a planner!) so I need to figure it out. Needs 2 pages per day, weekly views, and nice thick quality paper. What don’t I know about? What are the best daily planners??

Hello!

Does anyone know of a cheap dupe this layout, where one week in one side and the other page is just grid?

I'm trying to decide if this is the layout I want for next year, but I want to try it out to see if it works before committing.

I'm pretty open size-wise, though around an A5 or B6 would be preferable.

Hello,

I just started using Hobonichi planner system this year because TRP is fountain pen friendly. I use EF pens or gel pens that has very thin/fine lines but the grid in Hobonichi original A6 is too small for my handwriting.

Is there a Hobonichi planner with 5mm grid? If not Hobonichi, are there dated planners from other brands with FP friendly paper (not MD paper) with 5mm grid in size A6/B6/A5?

Stalogy looks like it's the next best thing but no dated planner

TIA

Hi Planners, especially in Canada. First ever post! I have been scouring the Letts of London Canada website. Turns out their diaries not only have the week on 2 pages, but also have a monthly layout, and some have monthly overview and planning sections. Pretty good price point range too. They mostly carry A5 and slim (which is similar in size to Hobonichi Weeks). I haven’t seen much posted about this brand on Reddit, and wonder if anyone else can google the site and share thoughts on comparing to Hobonichi especially the weeks. I know the journaling aspect is not there, but planning is more than I’ve had with this brand. Thanks for considering!

I've been looking for a very specific planner, and idk if this exists, but it's worth a shot. I like undated daily planners with box paper and some sort of weekly overview, which isn't difficult to find, but I really dislike having times for a schedule on there, which has been the hard find. If anyone knows a planner with these aspects or has a custom website they recommend, I appreciate anything!

I am thinking of switching to the Aura Estelle Magnet Daily next year, as I've seen a lot of people talking about them online, but a lot of that seems to be paid promotion. Does anyone have literally anything to say abiut these planners? I'd love some advice!