There’s no right choice – just what fits your life right now. There’s no right choice – just what fits your life right now.
STRUCTURED WEEK & NOTES PLANNER
If you like seeing your week clearly laid out, this style of planner is an easy place to begin.
A Week & Notes format gives you structure without rigidity — your schedule on one side, room to think on the other. There’s no need to design pages or keep a system going week after week; the planner quietly does that work for you.
THE LOOK
TWO WAYS TO USE A WEEK & NOTES PLANNER
A planner that can evolve with you over time.
The Paper Republic Week & Notes planner is ideal if you like structure, but also want the freedom to adapt your planning as your needs change. It works beautifully as a simple weekly planner, but can also become part of a larger, personalized system over time.
Inside, you’ll find a year-at-a-glance overview, weekly planning pages, and notes space — with additional year-at-a-glance pages for the year ahead. Because it’s part of a modular system, many people start simply and add refills or accessories later as their planning style becomes clearer.
View Paper Republic Week & Notes Planner
A straightforward planner with everything in one place.
The Rhodia Week & Notes planner is a great choice if you want a complete, ready-to-use planner that keeps everything contained in a single book. It’s designed for quick weekly overviews, practical note-taking, and easy navigation throughout the year.
With an index, year and month overviews at the front, perforated page corners for quick reference, and a back pocket for loose notes, it’s a dependable option for those who prefer a simple, self-contained planning tool.
View Rhodia Week & Notes Planner
Planning isn’t about beautiful handwriting or perfect systems. It’s about seeing your time clearly, keeping life organized,
and feeling a little more grounded.
Thoughtful planning begins with choosing a format that supports the way you live — and leaving room for it to change.
FLEXIBLE PLANNING & FREEFORM SYSTEMS
Flexible planning gives you room to work the way your mind naturally moves.
Instead of following a fixed layout, structure develops gradually — shaped by your needs, your pace, and the season you’re in. Whether you’re tracking habits, sketching ideas, or organizing your days as they unfold, this approach offers clarity without constraint.
TWO WAYS TO APPROACH FLEXIBLE PLANNING
A planning system that adapts as your needs change.
The DoJo system is designed for those who want flexibility without starting from scratch each time. It begins with two thoughtfully sized booklets — a slim 48-page notebook for a clear yearly overview, and a larger 112-page booklet that gives you space to plan days, weeks, and months in greater detail.
With a set of understated stickers for dates, days, and monthly layouts, the structure adapts easily as your schedule changes. Nothing is fixed, nothing is wasted — just a planning system that evolves with you, one page at a time.
View Paper Republic Dojo Planning System
An open-ended approach to planning, shaped by you.
If you prefer the feel of a traditional notebook, a flexible planning approach allows you to create your own rhythm on the page. Whether you’re sketching weekly plans, tracking habits, or keeping running lists, these journals offer room to think without prescribed layouts.
Available in a variety of sizes, styles, and colours, they invite a more personal way of planning — familiar, adaptable, and shaped entirely by how you work. Explore the options to find the notebook that feels right for this season of your life.
View RKR Stationery’s Planner Journal Options
WRITING INSTRUMENTS FOR DAILY PLANNING
Writing instruments for planning should feel reliable, balanced, and easy to return to day after day.
Whether you prefer ink, pencil, or a combination of both, these collections offer thoughtful options designed for everyday use.
LAMY
Shown here as one of many lines within the LAMY collection.
Diplomat
A popular line from the Diplomat collection due to its balance and reliability.
Monteverde
A distinctive line from Monteverde’s 25th anniversary collection.
Visconti
A distinctive expression of Visconti’s approach to writing instruments.
TOOLS THAT SUPPORT YOUR PLANNING PRACTICE
Thoughtful planning is often shaped by the small details you return to every day.
INKS FOR EVERYDAY PLANNING
Ink choices, guided by use and preference
Ink selection is both practical and personal. For writing that needs to last — such as signatures, records, or notes you may want to revisit — permanent and archival inks offer added reassurance. At RKR, these options are available from Private Reserve and Monteverde, both known for formulas designed to resist fading and moisture.
For everyday planning, colour becomes part of the experience. You may gravitate toward a single tone that reflects your style, or choose several inks to bring clarity and rhythm to your pages — appointments in red, meetings in brown, tasks in blue. Whether subtle or expressive, colour can help organize your thoughts and make planning feel more intuitive and engaging.
View permanent inks (Private Reserve)
View archival inks (Monteverde)
CASES THAT KEEP YOUR TOOLS TOGETHER
Cases that keep your tools together
How you carry your writing tools is part of how you plan. Some prefer a single pen within easy reach, others keep a small selection close at hand, and some carry a complete set — pens, pencils, markers, and small essentials — ready for the day ahead.
A well-chosen case keeps everything protected and easy to find, whether you’re moving between meetings, working from a café, or planning at home. It’s a simple way to bring order and care to the tools you rely on most.
Why Planning on Paper Still Matters
In a world of constant notifications and shifting screens, planning on paper offers something different. It creates a private space to think, reflect, and decide — without interruption or performance.
Writing things down slows the mind, helping ideas settle and priorities become clearer. It allows planning to feel personal rather than reactive, intentional rather than rushed. For many, it’s not about replacing digital tools, but about balancing them — creating a moment of focus and calm in an otherwise busy day.
— Rosanna, RKR Stationery
