Undated Weekly Planner

When life got busier with 2 kids at home and a more than full-time career, it became harder to track it all. This planner helps me extract everything that I need to do or remember out of my brain so that I can stop worrying about it until it needs an action. I track everything from home projects, the kids' after school activities, trip planning, work deadlines, and more on this planner so that I can visualize how everything fits into the puzzle. Its flexible design allows me to track non-time dependent activities (like "order holiday cards") that I need to get done that week or month and also firm time-dependent activities (like "dentist appointment at 8:30 am") on the same page. The planner is always laying open on my desk at home for easy access but is also sturdy enough to travel with me and not crumple or get bent - it just went on a 10-day work trip with me. Just ordered another one with a newer design for when mine runs out of pages in February!

After years of recommending ClassTracker to my students and school contacts, I was thrilled with the launch of the Weekly Planner for adults. It's the perfect combination of good structure with lots of flexibility. The undated spreads are great - who needs to waste a week when you're out on vacation? It's clear that the product was made by someone who really understands organization and motivation. Couldn't have designed it better myself. It really helps me to set myself up for success each week, and to distinguish between my priorities and the actual to-dos needed to make them happen. And did I mention the perfect size and beautiful colors?

I use my planner to keep track of major project/work appointment as well as my personal duties such as driving to and from soccer practices, games, school events, birthday parties, etc. it’s a master planner for me as I also use electronic planners for these things as well. There is something about a paper planner that is just better for me - not to mention it is easier to flip back and forth between weekly and monthly tasks. In the weekly section, I typically add more details specific to the task.

I like the Class Tracker planner as it is stylish and simple to use.

I have been a life-long devoted planner user and my kids have been using Class Tracker planners for years. We all appreciate the beautiful cover designs as well as the well-thought-out page design with plenty of space for weekly to-do lists and notes. I started using the the self care corner and find that it has increased my focus on carving out time for myself. One of the many things I am enjoying about my undated weekly planner, is that I can jump in at any time and build it out for "my" year ahead, which may or may not start in January or August. Another great discovery is that the undated planner is great for tackling long projects. I dedicated a second planner specifically to the college planning process - keeping all those dates, to-dos and deadlines all in one spot!

I'm a bit of a planner nerd and have tried MANY different planners over the years, some dated and some undated. This planner is absolutely hands down my new favorite! I'm someone who likes to have space for both appointments and to-dos on each day, but also needs flexibility in terms of how to enter that information. With this planner I always have plenty of flexibility and space for everything, it's perfect! I also love having note taking space available for each week. The planner seemed very simple when I first got it, but it's actually extremely well thought-out. It makes staying organized super easy. Highly recommend for anyone who likes undated planners or is curious to try one.