This is a personal design object born out of frustration with overdesigned planners.

Frustrated by how most daily planners were either overly detailed, too minimal like a lined notebook, too small to be useful, or too bulky to carry around, I decided to design my own. I wanted something I could keep with me, scribble in freely, and tear pages from without guilt.

The layout followed how I naturally structure reminders throughout the day, with a focus on clarity and ease of use.

To break the visual monotony, I used paper sheets I had collected over the years from various print shops, each with its own color, weight, and texture. The result was a raw-looking but intentionally designed planner.

Since I couldn’t bring myself to use up my entire paper collection, I produced only five editions.