Roterunner Purpose Planner Notebook B5 5.8”x8.3” Undated 2026 Daily Weekly and Monthly Productivity Goal Setting Tool for Work Home ADHD Planner for Adults Self Care Journal (Orange Softcover)

Jules United States

The best planner, period.

I have used lots of planners (Japanese, Germans, Americans). I have even designed mines (BUJO). I even bought PDF planers that I used on my iPad and Supernote. Save time and money and use this one instead. It has everything that you need or desire. Be consistent and follow the videos. This is the third that I buy and I cannot be more happy. Make yourself a favor and don't waste your time decorating planners and notebooks. This planner goes straight to the point, you will be more focused and will be more productive. You can decorate it if you want but is something that I don't recommend for anyone looking to be more effective. The paper quality is good, I used fountain pens, gel, oil based and markers. All good, no bleed. Of course this is not a Tomoe River or Midori paper but the paper is good; the paper is better than most notebooks though. Make yourself a favor and buy the soft cover. It is good quality, I have used hard covers and soft and I like soft better. They fit better inside my backpack. I learned this in the past when by mistake I ordered a soft cover Lechturum planner. I gave it a shot and after that I prefer the soft cover better. I suppose it depends on your likings. In the past I have used planner of different sizes: A5, A5 slim, A6, Hobonichi techo weeks Bin's, etc... But mostly A5 size. The size of this planner is perfect, is B5. This is larger than A5, which is good because you can see your whole week at a glance. You can do that with an A5 but you will need more space (I even have a small letter, and is difficult to have your whole week there.) This B5 is perfect, is larger than an A5 and that is good. You can transport it in your backpack or purse, no problems or leave it in your office. I cannot recommend this planner enough. Buy it, you won't regret. I only regret not having it years ago.

Marti Cox United States

Great format combines scheduling, tracking, planning and journaling

The Purpose Planner is brilliantly formatted for people who really like to get everything all down on paper: including calendar, schedule, prompts for tasks as well as goal-setting, habit tracking, and pages for random thoughts and note taking. In fact, there are so many ways to customize it that you might want to start out in pencil as you decide on changes. The only suggestion I'd make is to carry over the format of the monthly goals & priorities section exactly as shown to each week's corresponding layout (the format carried over to each week varies slightly so that only 4 of the 6 subheads from the monthly section are shown--so I just manually add those missing goals/actions subheads back in to each week's "Priority Actions" section, and also add a couple of my own). And, finally, wouldn't we all want the product to be less expensive, as each planner covers just 6 months? But I was a book production manager (now retired), and can attest that the quality of the printing, lay-flat binding, paper & cover stock quality & weight, and extras like the elastic and fabric markers, ample pages for bullet journaling, back inside pocket, and color options are well worth the investment.

Michael S United States

Best planner I've tried so far, very good layout; a couple easy improvements needed to make it 100%

I've been on a quest to find the best planner for me. This layout almost is perfect - and so far its better than any of the others. I like the page per week vs the page per day format - I just couldn't keep up with detailed journaling to take up an entire page with the others. The "6 month goals" section is good to get a handle on a plan for the next 2 quarters. It has enough long term planning sections, but not too many, and the weekly layout is the best (for me) that I've seen. Notes section, gratitude, habit tracker, sleep, priorities laid out exactly how I would do it (Work, Home, Friends, Projects) and a "not to do" list - more people should do this. Enough but not to many open notes pages so this can be your all inclusive daily diary too. I used to have to carry two planners (schedule & diary) around; no more. Improvements I'd like: stronger elastic to hold it closed - the one they have is too weak; an elastic pen holder in the binder, 9 1/4 " x 6" size (the two sizes available are a little too big and a little too small), and a hard cover so that it holds up over the six months that it supports.

Wen.C United States

Nice made, quality touch, great formats

Absolutely love it! I'm one of those people who gets a planner and ended up only use it for 2 weeks, because one way or the other I don't like something about it, and forgot. To my surprise, it had been 4 months, and I've mostly been using it. I might miss a week or two, but I kept coming back for it. I found the 2 empty pages after each week is very helpful. I used to put random notes on posted-it, or loose paper. I started using those 2 pages for those. So if I think of something that was 2 weeks ago, I can get myself right there. Gives more structure to my random life, and give me the space to write down what I ate, and note down if I exercise or what not. I don't use all the boxes, but that also gives me room to create different categories without worrying about being overcommitted. Overall the planner is very well put together, quality feel, smooth to the touch. I used to have panada planner which I really like, but I found this works better for me. Will buy again!