Inamio 24 Hourly Planner 2026 – 24 Hour Weekly and Monthly Appointment Book 2026 – Hardcover, Japanese Design – Minimalist Teacher and Annual Planner with Time Slots – 8.5 x 11

PERFECT! Top Tier Quality, Price, & Customizability! – BUT WHICH SIZE??
2026 will be my 4th year using these dream planners. I’ve even stopped looking for a better one! The paper is great quality — easy to write on and without bleed-through with my pens. What really sets these apart are their:1. Highly customizable: No wasted area for glasses of water that I don’t need to track. Want to have a goal planning section? Just use one or more pages of the MANY empty grid pages in the back! Want to add notes from important meetings? Use those grid pages. Want a to-do list for the week so that you don’t have to re-write it each day? Then use the left column of each week’s spread. Prefer a “done” list? Use that left column for that instead.2. 24 hour scheduling, 7 days/week! Most of us (whether working or retired) have evening meetings, work to accomplish, or family commitments. Schedule these easily because there’s no arbitrary 5 pm or 8 pm cut-off! Are you as busy on weekends as during the week? Saturday & Sunday each get there own FULL LENGTH column! Need to get up at 3 AM to catch an early flight? No problem scheduling that! Want to see the whole month laid out! There are pages for that, too, and a 2-page spread for next year.3. Value: early October ’25, this large version is only $13! (the small only $10). Yet the planner is lovely and the cover is delightful to the touch — looks as classy and professional as you could want.Which size??? That’s where I’ve struggled. I’m small, with tiny hands. I sure love the size of the 6 x 8 (approximately) version. But my writing has grown larger & sloppier with time. The last 2 yrs, I therefore went to the smaller version. But then I’d stop using it from time to time because the pages got so crowded and hard to read that my to-do list and planner instead contributed to a sense of overwhelm. So this year, I’m back to the 8.5x 11. Yes, it’s bigger & heavier (but not too heavy). It has no additional columns or lines. Instead, each grid space and each column is larger in length and width. I measured the “usable” sizes of the pages (meaning within the borders of each calendar): the large size gives one about 1.9x more writing space! So, unless you already have far too much weigh already to carry to work, have tiny handwriting, or write fewer words for each to-do or appointment, you might want to consider the larger version.Hope this helps!

Perfect planner!
I love these planners so much.I’ve used them for years for my business. They’re the perfect size and are very durable. There are pages to glimpse the year, plan for the month and then thedaily 24 hour appointment slots. The little ribbons inside keep my place, and I use the pocket in the back for receipts as they roll in. I just can’t say enough good about these planners!

Can’t beat the quality and price.
I have been a paper planner person for decades. There’s just something about writing things down. That helps me stay organized. This particular planner has been my go 2 For for about five years in a row. It’s compact, sturdy, and I love the vertical layout. The pocket in the back is great for things like stamps that you want to have with you at any particular time. The pen loop is perfect for a mechanical pencil. The ribbon placeholders are great, and the elastic closure is wonderful. I have some other friends that are planner people too, and none of them get as good as value as I do for this product. I look forward to it. It’s release every year. I received it two days ago and it’s perfect and I can’t wait to get started. This particular one begins October 20. I don’t use most of the front pages and use a binder clip to keep my place in addition to this ribbons. They are plenty of note pages in the back. It’s a little hard to find a layout like this one so I love it.