Panda Planner 2026 Undated Weekly Planner, To Do List Notebook with Habit Tracker, 8” x 11”, 53 Weeks, Daily Weekly Monthly Overview for Home, School, Office, Turquoise

I had a smaller version of this awesome planner that I used last year and as much as I loved it, I needed more space and a better functionality. Imagine how PSYCHED I was when I saw that this gorgeous planner includes monthly, WEEKLY and daily pages - space for everything I need to track simultaneously for my home life and business! And as a Bullet Journaler wanna-be, one of the additional great features of this planner is that it is printed on fabulously high quality paper so using a variety of pens and markers (if you are someone who likes to doodle, color code and otherwise fancy up your planners), you won't have as much ghosting and, for me so far, NO bleeding! I love that there are so many sections to record things like weekly focus, challenges, priorities, hourly scheduling, and so many more. You can use them as published or, if you are focusing on other specific goals, can use those fields for your own personal projects. There's TONS of space to make notes, track and migrate projects as they develop and grow, and a SUPER handy and durable pocket in the back into which I slip a slim Rhodia notebook for contacts and lists. I have a ferocious case of "shiny object syndrome" but this planner is THE one I will be using AND recommending to my clients in person and on my blog and social media. I don't often make direct product recommendations, but this Weekly Panda Planner is way too comprehensive to not share!

I have spent money on so many other planners and fallen prey to the flavor of the month. After going through all and wondering WHY am I still looking and trying others. I came back to the ORIGINATOR of REAL Planning systems. THIS IS ADULT PLANNING! Not for someone who needs to write down to remember to clean the toilet!!! Although I’ve used the other Panda Planner the Weekly planner with the week on 2 pages is THE BEST!!!! I still like the other one as well and will have it in the smaller version to carry with me when I need that little push of motivation to keep achieving my goals. Here is the best part I didn’t know about this particular one. IT HAS A BIG EMPTY PAGE AFTER EACH! YES EACH WEEK! Not in the back. Although it does have a few extra pages in the back. So if you like to consistently have a vision board of your goal, pictures, doodling! Whatever!!! This is the BEST!!! The layout is spot on! My only Tiny little gripe! I wish the cover was similar to passion planner. A bit thicker and for them to make it in other colors. Not a big deal and those are just tiny cosmetic wants. Don’t let that stop you from getting it., If your reading this. Than your either looking as a first timer for a planner or you’ve used so many different ones that your unsatisfied and still looking. Jumping from one planner to another and trying them out is just ridiculous already. I love stationery and will keep just a few for fun.. But this one is NUMBER ONE!!!!

This is one of the best planners on the market and in my opinion, one of the top 2 for individuals with Executive Dysfunction.

I really like this new layout for the Panda Planner! it's nice having one that lasts a little longer so I can set some more long term goals. The last one I had stop in the middle of a week - right after getting this one, so it worked out! I think all of the Panda Planner layouts serve their own unique purpose -- Some people like to take things at a slower pace, just one day at a time. The original works well for if you want to look at your days, weeks, and months individually, This one has a nice little weekly layout where you can put in all your items for the week in one neat spread. The checkboxes for the habits you're working on are a nice little reminder to stick to it, right at the top of the page. RIght underneath are your things you are grateful for, things you are excited about, and top three priorities. I really like the priorities section, because it helps me to focus on the most important tasks of the day. The weekly tasks checklist is nice too! I use it as a sort of "these are the things you should be doing all week but often forget" section. Workout? Check. Physical therapy? Check. Relax? Check. It's nice to be able to check those off at the end of the week. :) While I am still getting the hang of this new layout, I think it's going to work out well with my class. It helps to see all of the assignments written out in their hourly slots each day. I think it will also help me to set some better routines for when I work out, homework hours, and other things I need to block off each week. Some things that I miss from the original layout are three slots each for What I'm Excited About, Today's Wins, and How I'll Improve (the new one has two). Of course I realize there is only so much room on a page, but I really like the extra lines for these ones. :) I do like the new weekly layout for the Review of Last Week and Planning Upcoming Week page. It just flows really well (and my profession is Page Layout, so this is the kind of thing I'm picky about). I also like that big open place of possibility on the opposite page. I like to have spaces just to journal or sketch, so this new page fills that desire. Overall, a really great planner! The only reason I gave it four stars is because I just loved the other one so much! I would do 41/2 if I could... or 4.75.... haha :D

I struggle with executive functioning, and this planner has helped me prioritize tasks, feel more productive and therefore more confident. I am a mother and an artist. My panda planner helps me prioritize planning my children’s lives, my own obligations, shopping, home tasks and space to prioritize self expression and creativity. I tell everyone how the Panda Planner has helped me. It has the best format of other planners I’ve tried. I like this one where there’s the calendars, a weekly planning page, and then the dates/times for 7 days on the next page. It reduces feelings of overwhelm when I utilize the planner. The. Best.

I have used this planner for multiple years now. I prefer the smaller size one instead of the 8x11 size. For a woman the smaller one is nice to put in your purse or your labtop bag. I had times where I was not 100% using it but the blank pages where you fill in the dates made those weeks I missed so much easier. When a calendar has dates already filled in, I felt like I was failing by not completing it everyday. Once I found my routine with this planner it was great to keep me focused and on track. I also like the way it broke down my endless to do list into priorities. This really helped me not feel so overwhelmed and burnt out. The only thing I wish it had was more blank pages for mind dumping your ideas and to do lists. This planner will also help you find so much more gratitude in daily life activities.

Like many, I've been on a planner journey. And in between trialing others, I kept coming back to my Panda Planner Daily. Which I had rejected early on as being not quite right for me for various reasons...but the elements I DID like kept bringing me back. It took purchasing and partially using 6 other planners, and reading and watching tons of reviews of others, to pinpoint what I was looking for, and what works best for me (which can be very different for everyone). I discovered that for a WEEKLY planner, this one works the best so far. (I still struggle with the column width in weeklies for writing all that I want but this one has the widest columns of those I've tried so far.) First thing for me is that I prefer larger-sized planners if it's a weekly. Next, the prompts and organization of the weekly layout/schedule are just what I want. The addition of one full BLANK page (I need at least one blank page per week) and one full page for planning/reflection (again with prompts that are exactly right for me) for each week is major! The paper quality is good (not experiencing ghosting with any of my pens or highlighters so far), and I much prefer the bright white of the Panda pages over the darker cream pages that many planners have. I like having 3 ribbon bookmarks, the pocket in back, and the elastic. The binding allows the pages to lay nice and flat when opened to any section. I DO have a few suggestions for improvements below, so really I'd give it a 4.5 star review. But I'm leaving my review at a 5-star because I've had to spend too much time hacking all the other weekly planners I've tried (adding columns/prompts, taping over existing columns/prompts, adding additional headers, etc–it's time-consuming and doesn't look as neat), and this one I can use pretty much exactly as is! Here is my list of suggested tweaks. 1) I love soft covers (especially on a large size planner) but this one is a little flimsy compared to other soft cover planners I've tried. Mine arrived already having a bent corner and a crease along the bottom, so I feel unsure as to how it will hold up, but I will update this review after a few months on that. Others have a more luxurious/velvety feel to the touch as well. 2) It would be great to have the days of the week blank on the weekly layout so people can fill in as they choose (so you can start your weekly view on either Sunday or Monday. The Sunday start on the weekly view is the biggest drawback of this planner for me.) 3) In the hourly schedule section on the weekly layout, using dotted or lighter lines would make it easier to block out sections of time or use that space for other reasons. 4) A 1/4 inch or 5mm dot grid would be better on the blank pages. 5) A few more blank pages at the end! There are only 5. Even adding just a few so that there are 12 (one for each month) would be great. 6) A few project/goal planning pages?

I bought my first Panda planner last year and I fell in love with it. This planner has helped me to focus on my priorities and to discover what works for me when organizing my day. My favorite sections are: 1. The journaling/reflection/creative section: there is enough space to work on my projects, write notes and the occasional drawing/doodle. 2. The big wins section: it boosts my positive thinking. 3. The passion projects sections: another big help to foster positive thinking and affirmation. 4. The top goals sections: it helps me to focus on what is important on a month/week basis, huge help for a serial procrastinator like me. 5. The project sections has 4 boxes and it helps me to keep things simple. I am an early morning person, though it takes some time to work on the Planning Upcoming Week section. I need a few cup of coffee before I am able to complete it. Overall my experience with this planner is very positive and I think it will be part of my professional/personal life for a long time. Now I am curious about the color one!