2025-2026 Planner - Planner 2025-2026 Weekly and Monthly with Stickers, JUL. 2025 - JUN. 2026, 5.75" X 8.25", 2025-2026 Calendar Planner Premium Paper, Pen Holder, Inner Pocket and 44 Notes Pages

Great basic planner. I bought this for my husband and it was exactly as described. There’s enough space under each day for writing events and appointments. It’s on the smaller side for a daily planner but the quality for the price is great.

this is my 3rd year with this company’s planner, and i’ll never switch. awesome quality, perfect size for a decent amount of writing, and a great price.

I’ve bought this planner for four years. As a chef I need to be organized, this product has continuously proven its quality and efficiency. It is consistent and laid out perfectly. Lemome has really out done its self!

Very manly and well crafted. Maybe the best looking planner I’ve ever had. Great price too.

All around, a wonderful, beautiful, STRAIGHTFORWARD, daily planner.I’m a person that struggles to keep track of my day to day life. I had adhd and after suffering a TBI four years ago, I still can get a little lost and overwhelmed in the personal organizational department. I’ve tried using my phone, I’ve tried setting reminders, I’ve tried calendars, writing on the back of my hand, sticky notes, everything. Then enter the personal planner. It was a godsend to be able to physically write things down and have a concrete, all in one system for keeping track of dates and appointments, bills, weekly work schedules and due dates, the whole nine yards.Now, as to why THIS daily planner is better than others. Well, I’ve tried a few. I used the Panda Planner and I’ve tried Bullet Journaling. Neither worked for me. The Panda Planner seems like a good idea but it’s overwhelming... it’s like having a nagging personal life coach on every page, giving you more assignments to do during your already busy day! Write down goals for the month, goals for the week, goals for the DAY?! Come on, ain’t nobody got time fo’ that! Then there was the more free and loose style of bullet journaling. (Insert eye roll.) Let’s just day, if I had the organizational skills to keep track of my life on BLANK pages and the perseverance to keep up with a system like that completely of my own making, I probably wouldn’t need a planner in the first place. (Maybe I just don’t get it, but when someone suggested I walk a YouTube tutorial about HOW to Bullet Journal I knew I was totally over the system. I’m not trying to be the Martha Stewart of personal organizers, here, ladies and gents! I just want to remember that I have a doctors appointment without having to look at a calendar the day of and whisper some sort of expletive. Is that too much to ask?)Enter this beauty.It’s simple. It’s clean. And it’s not loaded down with so many bells and whistle that you get distracted every time you open it. HEAR THAT FOLKS? SIMPLE. I love it. You have your months, followed by an open spread page for each week and then a nice chunk of empty note pages at the back and that’s it. It’s exactly what you want in a daily planner. Pages to plan your day... duh! (I thinks there’s also the usual planet stuff like a contact/addresses page or an “important dates” page in the front and I think I saw a map in the back, but do people actually use those? I haven’t kept contacts in an address book since I was in middle school.) There’s no extra nonsense asking me about my daily goals, there’s no weird sections filled with affirmations or quotes from dead presidents, it’s just a good old, efficient simplistically beautiful planner. (And while the name does say “academic,” there’s no real academic or school feel to it. No “subject” breakdown as I’ve seen in some school planners, or anything like that. It very easily could be used to keep track of school work and course loads, due dates, etc, but just As easily can be used for anyone else that just needs a bit more space than a monthly calendar to help them keep track of their daily life.)Now, a few more details that seem to be covered in a lot of reviews:Pages/paper: Totally acceptable. I can write, scribble, cross stuff out, and go to town with pens and permeant markers and the pages hold up like a dream! There is some ghosting on the other side with heavier inks, but not enough to bother me... I only care if there is true bleed through or when scribbles (like a scratch out scribble) pushes through to the other side.Build: Sturdy. Fancy leather cover, one of those nice stretchy straps to keep it closed when you toss it in your bag. It’s got a nice little pocket in the back where I keep a few sticky notes and the pocket has held up wonderfully too! And this baby has been carried around in my big bag-lady bag for the past six months now with who knows what else and it still looks as fresh as the day I got it. No real scratches, corners are still good, strap it still in place with daily use. It’s tough.Stickers: Oh yeah! It even comes with stickers and who doesn’t love a little bit of sticker fun every now and again! (Despite other reviews, I didn’t have any trouble with the stickers. I just put them a bit more towards the inside so the tab only popped over the edge of the page by a sliver.)CONS: Now... there’s not much about this planner that I don’t like. But I have to be honest, there is one small thing that’s a minor inconvenience. There’s a small elastic band across the binding so that you can slip a pen in there and carry it with you. Which is great and actually something I specifically searched for when I was looking for a planner because I hate clipping pens to the outside as they always get lost in my bag and I hate keeping them in the planner because it bends the book. BUT this strap here is a little too tight (or maybe it’s the material?) to allow any sort of pen with a textured or rubberized grip to go through. I can slip a sharpie through that’s twice as thick without issue, but any pen that has that non-slip texture to it will NOT slip into that elastic band, even when I went and bought the thinnest pen I could find! Which bums me out a little because pretty much all my favorite pens have that texture these days. Oh well, I guess.Like I said... minor thing, but it’s the reason I gave it four stars instead of five. If I can’t fit a pen in there, what’s the point? (SEE PHOTOS for this comparison.)Regardless. Good planner. Would recommend.

I have bought Lemome agendas before. Excellent quality --- built to last. Each paper is thick enough to handle highlight markers, broad writing ink pens. Sewn in ribbon strand bookmarker/ page holder is very useful. Cover thick to handle tough wear without bending. There was a discrepancy of Amazon showing a lower price but charging more for the item on the total receipt. I believe this to be a problem with Amazon and not the product supplier. This item is good functioning in all categories of need, and I will be buying another one next year.

The planner arrived early, well packed, and in good condition. The pages are sturdy, and the printing is clear. Overall, this is a good value for the money.

This is absolutely perfect! Simple without all the extra things I don’t need. I can keep up with appointments, it fits perfectly inside my purse and has plenty of space to write out details for my schedule! I will def be ordering again next year! Thank you for a product well done!