Weekly Planners

A Day Designer weekly planner puts all seven days on one spread. You see the week before you commit to it, which is the whole point of planning weekly rather than a day at a time.

This collection holds every weekly planner we make, in two sizes and two date ranges.

What the weekly spread holds

• Seven day columns carry appointments and tasks across the week.
• A weekly priorities section keeps two or three commitments above the noise.
• A notes area collects what belongs to the week rather than a single day.
• Expense tracking pages sit alongside the weekly spreads.
• Tabbed monthly calendars connect this week to the month around it.
• Goal worksheets at the front give the year a structure the weeks can follow.

Two sizes

The Original gives you the widest day columns and the most room for notes. The Mini holds the same spread in a compact page that travels in an everyday bag. Both are hardcover with gold corner protectors, and both include a bookmark ruler and sticker sheets.

Two date ranges

Each weekly planner is published in a calendar year edition dated January through December and an academic year edition dated July through June, so you can start your year in January or in the summer.

Weekly or daily

Weekly suits a schedule built on recurring commitments and a plan you set on Sunday. Daily suits a calendar booked by the hour and a habit of writing as the day goes. The Day Designer daily planners use the same materials and worksheets with a full page for every day.