PLANBERRY Large Hourly Schedule Planner Premium – Undated Organizer for Productivity, Time Management & Budget, 8×10.4″ (Natural Green)

I’m in love! Planner obsessed, this one ranks #1.5 out of 10 from the 66 planers bought in 2025.
What I’ve been searching for down to the cover, size, paper thickness and color scheme! II have a bit of planner obsession buying 45 just in 2925 from the $80 name brand disappointments planners to basic but usable Wal-Mart planners, however, this one takes the cake!I’d never heard of this brand until stumbling across it on Amazon and literally bought it b/c of the cover.It’s even more stunning in person, came in a luxurious, sleep black box stamped with the brand on top which I will keep to store the planner in. I’m actually too afraid to write in it and flaw the perfect pages with my chicken scratch.It’s undated, which I prefer over dated planners since I can begin when I AM READY, it’s minimalistic and very simple and clean, but not at all the typical monochrome snooze fest someone like me with severe adult ADHD never uses past a week. If I had to choose one small issue, the font is very light and there is very little contrast. East on my sensitive eyes but not so much for my husband who can’t read it at all. He can see far away but needs the bold print up close.I also make and sell physical planners I make from home, but showcase a planner brand in every newsletter than I use myself and include what makes it unique. Planberry will be up for next months showcase. I hope they don’t mind. I make “planifestos” which is a three month planner, guided journal and free lined journal in a tri-fold “dos y dos” inspired style and stick to specific niches like earthnature-based spirituality, manifesting using neuroplasticity and science (my Neuromanifestinf Journal) as well as personal wellness so without any affiliation nor competition if that even matters, Planberry is the perfect brand to promote in March 2025 and will be bumped to the top of the list. MIt’s important to start a business from the heart and allow money and material things to be the byproduct vs the other way around.Apologies for the novel length review. I rarely leave reviews unless unhappy with something, but I was so impressed with this I had to share. I admit I was expecting a beautifully covered, but boring, uninspiring, monochrome interior which screams either “cheapest possible printing!” Or “I want the consumer to create their own aesthetic” which I get that.When you have severe adult ADHD like me, ( if you can’t tell by my long-winded review) and receive a beautifully covered planner only to open it and find a snooze fest of the same three sheets on repeat and 1/3 of the planner filler blank “notes” pages, not even the work to add lines, the disappointment feels as though you’ll never find the “one.”I also love the separate little booklet which includes instructions for using the planner with of each section examples. The impeccable quality, a soft, stunning color scheme, and minimalistic yet totally not boring interior (a calendar, a page of weekly boxes not large enough to write a full sentence and too many “goals” and filler “notes” sheets which I have found 90% of standard planners consist of) leaves me so exited to begin using it today.I can’t NOT boast, brag and give huge props to this company enough. No insult or jab intended to other creators, but I’ll never understand the extreme popularity of name brand planners like Erin Condren, or Happy Planner (which I do love BTW) and the $75 Day Designer monochrome planner with the typical ol’ floral cover that I’ve been using for a year now, become much more popular than Planberry’s quality, usefulness, all-in-one, aesthetically stunning work of art?Thank you Planberry! As an ADHD/Asperger’s (ASD) and planner/journal obsessive 40 y/o who has too many at the moment, I took a chance on you’re and it was with no regret. I prefer undated planers b/c I don’t always start planning in January.Planberry’s hardcover, metal o-ring bound (but pages turn flawlessly) weekly planner just tied at the #2 spot along beside Legend’s Weekly/Monthly Planner in my top 10 favorite planners thus far of 2025. What’s #1? My own of course. 😉In all seriousness, If you’re hesitating on this one, just buy it if soft print doesn’t bother you. If you like minimalism with a hint of a themed color scheme and breathtaking hard cover, you won’t regret it. It’s actually worth $75 far more than Day Designer’s same sized planner is.A+++++! Finally… someone who knows how to create a physical planner with perfectionism, aesthetics, durability, paper weight and most of all everything needed to organize your day to day life. You rock!

Pretty much perfect.
This is very nice, study all-in-one planner. I particularly like the 1 year goal page and then the 3 month goal pages as you go. Having a place for a quarterly review/update of goals just makes sense, because sometimes you have to readjust your goals. But will also help you keep track of your overall one year goal.Personally, I like the months being altogether. The reason being is that the bulk of this planner is dedicated to weekly planning. And weeks sometimes blend into the next month. So, I’d rather have months together and weeks together. It’s more organized.There’s plenty of space for goal setting/planning and plenty of space for practical day to day planning. I’ve had planners that were great for day to day planning and planners that were great for goal setting, but this is the first that combined the two really well. I feel like a lot of other goal setting planners want you to go into a lot of detail on your goals: The whys The hows, the whens, ect but don’t give you any room to ACTUALLY plan in a day to day kind of way. Goals have to be worked on pretty much daily, along with other non goal related day to day activities. This lets you use it in both ways.The only thing content wise I would add is a workout routine. I could understand that making it a little too bulky though. Good news: there are several blank pages in the back. So I just wrote down my workout routine there. Alternatively, each month has a blank page. That would also be a good place for a workout routine. So, no big deal.The one major way this could be improved on is adding tabs and/or bookmarks. At least tabs that let you know where the month portion starts and the weekly portion starts. And maybe the where the budget section starts too. This has A LOT of content, so it can take a minute to find your place. I just used two ribbons as bookmarks to tell me what page I’m on in regards to the month and week.And just in general, it drives me nuts that most planners/calenders tend to start the week on Sunday. Including this one. Makes no sense. Sunday is part of the weekEND. The END of the week. It’s in the name. Planners should start on Monday. But oh well, it’s just a general gripe. It’s really not a huge deal.This is the first planner I’ve used for well over a month. I usually use a planner for a few weeks and then forget. This keeps me wanting to come back. Even if I forget for a day or two sometimes. I don’t fill in every line. Like, the first two pages are kind of a “getting to know you” space with like personal writing prompts. Honestly, I don’t plan on filling those in. But other people may like them to get them in the mood for goal setting. But I’d say most of the space is usable for most people and make you want to keep coming back to check on your progress.Being undated means you can use it anytime. Especially if you are kind of “on and off” like I tend to be. If I get lazy and skip a month, no big deal. I’ll just pick it up next month. And instead of being a January-December planner, it can be a January-January planner with a month missing, I guess. It also means you can buy it and use it as soon as it is delivered. You don’t have to wait until June or January, and you won’t waste space. Makes it flexible and forgiving in a way dated planners are not.It IS a bit heavy. But taking into consideration that it is hardcover, good size, has tons of space, and the paper is good quality. It’s actually not that bad. Everything I need for planning from personal to work to workouts to budgeting is in one place. The fact I don’t have to refer to a bunch of different things is worth the weight. Yeah, I could do all that on my phone. But, there is something about handwriting my to do list things that make me more likely to come back. And I like to use stickers. Oh, this comes with stickers too. So that’s neat.Obviously, I recommend this planner. It’s probably the best planner I’ve had. It works whether you are going for more long term goal planner or mainly a day to day planner or both. Definitely works the best if you use it for both.

Like others, I’ve got lots of discarded planners but this one FINALLY fits the bill.It’s so beautiful to start, and being a 30-something child I love the stickers despite them being more for aesthetics than useful! It’s great quality, it really is.I love the quarterly check in pages on your goals, and a page to reflect and review each month. It keeps me focused on my goals rather than just getting dragged along by life.Week-wise it’s got lots of space for details and again is goal and to do orientated. You have to write small! But there’s just enough space for a realistic amount of todos. Again, every Saturday now I put in my week plan and the ritual allows me to remember and focus on what’s happening and what needs doing.Budget section is good too – nothing life changing but useful to have it in the planner to again be mindful of what’s happening.It’s a big book, so not something you can pop easily in a handbag but it goes in my work bag with my laptop.Practically, I use a digital to do app to brain dump tasks when they crop up – but this planner enables prioritising.

The best planner!

This is one of my favourite planners I’ve bought. The only thing id change is making it already dated because it’s time consuming to date everything. But I like the layout so much that I don’t mind dating it!