Roterunner Purpose Planner Notebook B5 7.5”x9.8” Undated Planner 2025 Daily Weekly and Monthly Productivity Goal Setting Tool for Work Home

Good planner. I really like the monthly and weekly dashboard layout. It keeps me on top of things and focused on my goals. Not all sections are relevant to my needs (like the reading list or bucket list, for example), but about 80% of the content is very useful to me. There are also dot-grid pages at the end, which I use for managing bigger projects and reference from my weekly planner. I think this planner is perfect for people looking to add structure to their lives with a ready-made system. I'd just recommend checking the available photos carefully to make sure the planner's structure will work for you. It's not the cheapest planner out there, and it only covers 6 months (so you'll need two per year), but it feels premium quality and helped me organise my life better from day one. In my opinion, it's worth the price.

First dislike: it's got a small weekly calendar. I wish this was big enough to show appointments easier. However, I really heavily on my phone calendar so it's working ok. Love: everything in one place. All my life notes in here plus meeting notes go in here to do work, home, health etc. It's just meant I've been able to pull things together that were scattered in another diary. It's taken one month of effort and life is getting more organised and time for the chaotic days too. I just add in more notes about what didn't get done and how I can schedule. It's a cross between an orderly diary and bullet journalling if you like. Anyway... It's easy to make your own thing out of it and make it work for you. Will probably buy another if I contine to enjoy.

For week chores including work and home this soft leather book is brilliant. The note pages also and handy to have page numbers on them. Lightweight so carry it next to laptop and can hardly feel it in my bag

Received this today and it's a well made product with one absurd mistake - on the Annual calendar Page 18 & 19 the date of 14th is missing. I wrote to the company and the founder responded very well and gave me a discount on the next order which is in print this week, minus the error. I have therefore upgraded my score to 4 stars because of the way my complaint was handled. After one day of using the product, I have taken the first step to a passion project of learning to sing and play guitar - guitar on the way, and lesson booked!

Planners are a very personal item. The layout of the Purpose Planner allows me to easily integrate my GTD system of tracking ToDo items, and know what needs to be done each day. The tracker panels are convenient for recording your important personal activities. Finally, the blank pages between weeks are great for important notes, messages, etc.

This is the second one of these I have bought. I like the format and detail. I wish there was a bit more space for the hourly log for writing appointments. Paper quality is good and useful contents page for any notes. I like that you can fit in both work and personal goals. Wish they did a 12 month version

I didnt pay 30£ for this quality It looked used Highly unrecommended And its says its B5 while B5 actually is 17.6*25 cm

I found that this particular design put too much into the weekly planners that it became unmanageable. A shame because I liked the idea.

Muy práctico, con muchas guías para hacer tu días muy productivos

Finally I found the PERFECT planner for my needs! I'm extremely picky about planners and have purchased many different ones only to feel they're lacking in one detail or another - until this one which has every detail that's important to me covered. First you write down goals you want to accomplish and you break those goals down into smaller steps. There's also a Bucket List and Reading List, an Annual Key Dates spread followed by a 2 page spread of Annual Notes you can record in monthly blocks. There is an index page (very important for me) so you can keep track of what page has what on it; numbered pages is a detail most planners don't have and I appreciate this detail. Next you have a 2 page month spread, undated, with separate blocks to jot down goals achieved, memories, things you can do better, learning and insights, reasons to be grateful, strengths and affirmations, fun, health and habits, projects, friends and networks, home, work and career. There's ample room to jot down stuff, and if any of those categories don't apply to you, simply cover with a sticker and that adds some color to your month! This spread is followed by 2 blank pages with dot grids for extra lists or notes you may want to record. Then you have a 2 page week spread for your schedule and to do's along with blocks to record water intake, notes, ideas, etc., gratitude, plus a habit tracker, sleep tracker, to buy list, a NOT to do list, projects, home, work and home. So much room for all these extra things to record, not to mention another 2 page dot grid spread following every week spread. At the very end you have a self care checklist and productivity tips to help you along with your goals. This planner has been very carefully thought out - my favorite details are the numbered pages and index, blank pages after every month and weekly spread, and the space to keep track of so many details in a neat, clean and organized layout. This is by far the best planner ever. It's undated (6 months) for those of us who may skip a month or may want to start at any month, however I would love to see a 1 year planner in the future.

First, the paper quality. This is critical for me because I use fountain pens. The paper is thin, so I was worried, but I used the open with the darkest in that bleeds through the most, and...nothing! No bleed-through, and the thin paper makes for a surprisingly thin planner. Second, the content. LOTS of content. Work, Home, Friends, Projects, lots of To-Dos, lots of places for notes, book lists, bucket lists, exercise, brief meal log -- I love it. Covers so many aspects of my life in a single planner. This is where the Purpose Planner really stands out. I have gone through so many different planners in the last few months, and all of them required some kind of compromise, either quality, content, or effort. This will serve my needs.

If you’re a planner and need space to journal out or document, this is the best agenda I’ve seen yet. It does help stack the days productively, track meetings and goals. It’s professional looking for my office too.

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.