r/PlannerAddicts

I'm considering going to a Sterling Ink for 2027, but after doing bullet journaling for almost a decade I'm cautious about fully committing. I thought it could be a good idea to find a 2026 SI planner that I could try out for a couple months before placing my order, but can't seem to find any 2026 planners anywhere. Any ideas? I've looked at Etsy, Ebay, FB Marketplace and the SI website.

Hi all! I’m pretty new to the world that is Fountain Pens. I currently own 4.

Writech ClicTeck FP in <F>
Jinhao 10 Click Pen in <EF>
Jinhao 10 Click Pen <M>
TWSBI Eco (Glow in the Dark Purple) in <F>

Saying all that….. I love click pens clearly.

I was eyeing the Pilot Vanishing Point and I fell in love with it and now I want like 3. In <EF> <F> and <M>

How do you like your Pilot VP Fountain Pen? Are they good investments? Where do you recommend I purchase them? I saw Amazon had them for almost $20 off than what Atlas Stationer’s was showing them.

I’d also like to mention:
I’d be using it for daily journaling. So an everyday pen. I write in a B6 Sterling Ink Lined Notebook and I write about 2-5 pages a day depending. I’d also write in my planner with it.

Hi friends!
I’ve been thinking about how I use my own planner, and I’m curious if I’m the only one who does this.
Sometimes I’ll have everything written down appts., reminders, to-do lists and there’s really nothing else I need to add.
But I still want to open my planner and use it.
The weird part is, I don’t necessarily want to journal either. I just have this feeling of wanting to do something with it, and I’m never quite sure what.
Does anyone else do this?
If so, what do you end up doing?
I’m especially curious whether you’ve found something that scratches that itch, or if you just end up closing your planner like I usually do. 😂

Hello, fellow planning people!
I am due with my first baby in December and am simultaneously planning my Hobonichi Weeks layouts and spreads for 2027.
So I would love some input from fellow parents: What spreads/lists/etc. have you tried or found helpful?

Hello all,

I'm just curious how you differentiate what you put in your monthly spread vs. your weekly spread.

I have a (month on two pages) MO2P and (week on two pages) WO2P spreads (that are horizontal).

I was going to just put major events (e.g., birthdays, dinners, appointments, etc.) on my monthly spread and then copy them on my horizontal WO2P spreads. I could then use the weekly spreads for more details (phone number address, etc.)

I'd love to hear how you decide what goes on what.

Thanks! :)

I pre-ordered the Rosey Life Flow planner back in July. I haven't received it yet, so I was looking for 2027 TRLP reveal/preview videos. It appears the company FB page hasn't been updated in a couple months and the YouTube channel doesn't have any 2027 reveal videos. Bizarre, because I could have sworn I watched one before I ordered. Is there a FB group for TRLP that is active? Getting a little nervous that my shipment will never come....(I'm not on IG or TikTok, so I didn't check those.)

I want to get one of these awesome planners such as the Chronicle, Aura or Rosey Flow that has great trackers, a vertical AND a horizontal week and some dailies. But I CANNOT get down with the THIN paper! I get anxiety watching people’s videos and seeing all the writing showing through. I mean you can even see the next pages lines/grids even without writing. It’s sooo distracting to me. Does anybody make a very similar planner with heavier paper? I would even take one that’s split into six months.

When you talk about a dashboard for your planner, what are you picturing? I get probably 90% of my functional stickers from Mandy Lynn Plans and there’s a dashboard kit with stickers where you can fill up a page at the beginning of the month with overview things. What’s important for the month, any standout memories, etc. So I figured a dashboard was basically something you made. But in my YouTube binges, I also see people use dashboard to refer to, for lack of a better word, dividers. Pretty stuff you don’t write on that makes a clear transition between two sections. Is one more correct or significantly more common? I just want to make sure I’m using the right terms for finding what I want in searches LOL

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I’m getting a Hobonichi five-year diary for 2027-2031 for my daughter who turns 5 next year. I plan to just note highlights from her days / years and give her when she’s older as a keepsake from her childhood. I only recently learnt about hobonichi and needless to say I very much regret that I didn’t have this idea whrn she was born in 2022. So I want to backtrack another 5-year diary from 2022-2026, but a hobonichi 2022-2026 edition turns out to be impossible to find. So then I thought it’s a better idea to go with an undated one. But every single one I’ve found have every page designated to one date, not leaving room for extra writing/photos on the right side as in the hobonichi - that has the date (with 5 sections) on the left hand side and a blank one on the right. Does it exist ANY undated 5-year diary with the same layout as the hobonichi? I really want the extra space. (Yes, I considered re-dating a hobonichi one but it seems like a lot of work / not ideal 🧐) - or if anyone happens to have a 2022-2026 hobonichi lying unused in a drawer I’d be very happy to adopt it!!

I've been on a kick this weekend of trying to finally map out the weeks and month ahead. I have found my post it easel to be very helpful in this process and would like to be able to stick up my weekly and monthly templates on the wall in a similar fashion (re-positionable, won't damage painted wall)

Is there any tape runner/adhesive that you'd recommend to make a piece of paper ive made a template on into a sticky note that can be put on the wall/moved around? like adhesive i can make a post-it like strip on paper with?

Anyone have recommendations on a mean planning planner? I am looking for something where i can add my meal prep ideas, grocery list and create grocery budgets and stuff. Thank you in advance.