#personal-planner

a sneak peak at my September set up as well as my new bullet journal. I’m so stoked for fall/autumn to finally get here!! This bujo is going to be pretty much school focused so any collections will go into my previous Moleskine. I moved out of it because the cream pages were giving me a headache. I love this one so much more! I can’t wait to use it for school eeeek.

Disclaimer: This is not a paid review. This is a review of the website, for a review of the product, click here.

Hey guys :) I found out about this website about two years ago but only recently ordered from them! I’ve always had troubles with buying planners, and I recently went without one for the year (not recommended). If you’re interested in the customisable aspects, read on! 

Free shipping worldwide! I went with the A5 size ($40 in $AUD, same as $USD, so there’s no markup for us Aussies). 

Cover

The back and front cover are completely customisable, either using a supplied one or upload your own (you can also use your instagram pictures). 

On this tab you can also pick the elastic closure colour, the start month and year and the front cover text (the display picture appears to glitch sometimes when changing between the cover styles, especially the small sliver of cover on the right of the front cover, it doesn’t affect the end result however).

They also have a “Design Theme” tab, featuring 9 themes (front and back cover and inside design). 

Inlay Design

In this tab you can change the design of the top bar (there are a lot of options, click the 3 pictures on the right of the “Design theme on spread” bar to see them). You can also add personal dates (birthdays, etc.) and daily details (weather, work & workout). 

The “Writing Space” box  changes the layout, among other things. I went with the vertical design rather than horizontal because that’s just my preference.

Modules

This is my favourite part of the planner that you don’t find in other planners (that I looked at, anyway). There is a wide selection of modules you can add to the bottom of your page, I went with “To Do”, “Exams” and “List”. 

Back Pages

There are a lot of options for these two sections at the back of the planner, but I went with lines.

If you buy this planner I highly recommend you use the “Month Overview” option on the third section. This option is placed throughout the book before every month, rather than at the back of the book like the other options. If you don’t pick it you won’t have the month overviews, which is a shame.

Owner Info Page

Customisable text on the first page of your planner, not much to say but I like the fact that you can write whatever you want. Thumbs up from me.

Well this was more like a walkthrough than a review (oops) but overall the website is easy to navigate and I like the options provided (could always have more options, and month overview baseline).