Choosing an undated planner gives you the ultimate flexibility to plan on your own terms. Unlike traditional planners with fixed dates, an undated format allows you to start anytime, skip days or weeks without wasting pages, and adapt your schedule as needed.
Our undated planners are designed to help you stay organised, set meaningful goals, and build positive habits, all while documenting your journey over 26 weeks. In this blog post, we’ll compare our Undated 'The Daily' Planner and Undated Weekly Lifestyle Planner, helping you decide which layout suits your planning style and whether an undated format is the right choice for you.
P.S. See our Reel for a visual comparison of both planners....
Why Choose an Undated Planner?
If you're wondering how to choose the best undated planner, the key advantage is flexibility. Whether you prefer daily planning or a big-picture weekly view, an undated planner allows you to stay organised without the pressure of keeping up with pre-filled dates.
Why an Undated Planner Might Be Right for You:
You can start at any time—no waiting for January or July!
✅ No wasted pages if you skip days or weeks.
✅ Ideal for goal setting and tracking personal growth.
✅ Perfect for busy periods or specific projects when you need extra structure.
If you're using a planner to track goals, check out our goal-setting blog post for tips on how to set and achieve meaningful objectives.
Although the daily and weekly planners have different layouts, both follow our signature structure designed around clarity, visualisation, and reflection. Both planners offer more than just scheduling—they promote intentional planning, personal reflection, and mindfulness.
Key Features in Both Planners:
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Current Life Review & Wishlist: Gain clarity before planning ahead.
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Goal-Setting Spread: Outline key goals and break them into actionable steps.
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Monthly Reflection Pages: Review the highs and lows of the past month.
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Final 6-Month Review: Reflect on progress, highlights, and lessons learnt.
Now, let’s break down the differences so you can find the best undated planner for organisation that suits your style.
Undated Daily Planner: Pros & Cons
Our “The Daily” Undated Planner features a day-per-page layout with a 6 AM - 8 PM schedule, perfect for structured, in-depth planning. This is our most detailed layout, ideal for task prioritisation, time-blocking, and daily goal setting.
Best for:
✔️ People with busy schedules who need space for detailed daily planning.
✔️ Those who time-block their day or use a task-based approach.
✔️ Professionals, students, or freelancers managing multiple projects.
Pros:
✅ Plenty of writing space—ideal for breaking down tasks and setting intentions.
✅ Encourages mindful check-ins, with space to track daily positives.
✅ Dedicated scheduling section for appointments, meetings, or time-blocking.
✅ 180 consecutive pages, so you can use it only when needed, without wasting pages.
Cons:
❌ Might feel overwhelming if you're not a detailed planner.
❌ No dedicated weekly overview—this planner is designed for daily focus.
❌ Easier to fall out of routine if you’re not committed to using it every day.
❌ Doesn’t include a habit tracking section.
Undated Weekly Lifestyle Planner: Pros & Cons
Our Undated Weekly Lifestyle Planner features a week-per-spread layout in a horizontal format, offering lined space for notes and to-dos.
Best for:
✔️ People who prefer a big-picture view of their week.
✔️ Those who prioritise tasks rather than scheduling by the hour.
✔️ Anyone looking for a lighter, less structured planner.
Pros:
✅ Clear weekly overview—see all your plans at a glance.
✅ Flexible lined space—use it for notes, to-dos, or important appointments.
✅ Encourages thoughtful planning by prioritising key tasks.
✅ Less overwhelming as the limited space makes you plan thoughtfully, focusing on the most important tasks.
Cons:
❌ Less space for daily details—may not work for highly scheduled days.
❌ No hourly breakdown—not ideal for time-blocking.
❌ Limited writing space—those with busy schedules may need an extra notebook.
❌ Less structure for task prioritisation compared to a daily planner.
How to Choose the Best Undated Planner for You
Still unsure which undated planner suits you best? Here are some questions to guide your decision:
💡 Need space for daily notes and appointments? → Go for 'The Daily' Planner
💡 Prefer a big-picture, weekly overview? → Choose our Lifestyle Weekly Planner
💡 Plan your day by time slots (Daily) or just need a simple to-do list (Lifestyle)?
💡 Do I prefer detailed daily planning or just a structured weekly snapshot?
💡 What’s my main focus—productivity (Daily) or weekly reflection (Lifestyle)?
💡 Feel overwhelmed by too much planner space? → Lifestyle Weekly is for you!
Fancy More Flexibility? Try a Ring Binder Planner!
If you want to mix both daily and weekly planning, our Ring Binder Planner format might be the perfect choice. This option allows you to:
✔️ Customise your layout—switch between daily and weekly pages as needed.
✔️ Refill pages so you never run out of space.
✔️ Adapt your planning style based on your projects and workload.
Discover our Undated Daily Planner Ring Binder, or browse our Undated Lifestyle Ring Binder, which is back with an update on 02.04.2025—stay tuned!
Final Thoughts: Which Planner is Best for You?
If you're new to planning or prefer less structure, the Undated Lifestyle Weekly Planner is a great starting point. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and helps build a habit of planning without feeling overwhelming.
If you thrive on detailed daily planning and time-blocking, the Undated Daily Planner is your go-to tool for maximising productivity and goal setting.
Still unsure? Our Live Chat team is here to help, or you can email us at for personalised recommendations.
✨ Happy Planning! ✨
