Roterunner Purpose Planner Notebook A5 5.8”x8.3” Undated 2025 Daily Weekly and Monthly Productivity Goal Setting Tool for Work Home ADHD Planner for Adults Self Care Journal (Black Hardcover)

Worth Every Penny for Staying Organized and Focused!
I’ve been using the Roterunner Purpose Planner Notebook A5 for a week now, and I am genuinely impressed with how much it’s helped streamline my day-to-day tasks and keep me focused on my goals. The compact A5 size makes it easy to carry with me everywhere, and the durable cover has held up beautifully, even after being tossed around in my bag.What sets this planner apart is the thoughtful layout. Each section guides you to prioritize your goals, set weekly and monthly intentions, and reflect on your progress. I also love the daily planning pages, which include spaces for scheduling, jotting down to-do lists, and tracking habits. It’s ideal for anyone who wants to stay organized without getting bogged down in too much detail.The paper quality is also fantastic—no bleed-through even with my favorite pens! Plus, the motivational quotes sprinkled throughout are a nice touch that keep me inspired.If you’re looking for a planner that helps you focus on purpose and productivity, I highly recommend the Roterunner Purpose Planner. It’s worth investing if you’re serious about achieving your goals!

Decent little journal
This was a heck of a lot smaller than I thought it would be, but that’s likely just my inability to understand the measurements given. The quality is alright – nothing too fancy, obviously – and provides enough space for some artistic flair, if you happen to be into bedazzling or highlighting your planners like I am. Regrettably, my favorite stickers have to take a break from this little workspace, though.Overall, it was a decent purchase for my goat journals.

Warning: Motivation Trigger 😀
I had a big planner with a ton of activities and space and I have not been consistent with using it in a while. I bought this, even though my old planner still had a few months left, and I was really excited to see the spaces and set up in this planner. First appearance was just that it was really clean/organized. And….After EVERY week you have two blank pages!! This is not super common with planners, so it’s a nice surprise to see you have this freedom space often. It also has grid dots, which can help with graphs, drawing and not visually messy. The weekly display includes water, 3 meal tracking, time lines and YOU set your dates up. For me this is awesome since I am not off on the weekends. (I started my day on Tuesday so my weekend planning with family is together on the end). Also at the bottom there’s a divide between work home and self care “to do’s” with check bubbles-omg yes. (I can see my accomplishments and balance here). There’s also a habit tracker and mini tracker. Somehow, it’s more effective spaces even though some other planers are marketed to have the most to offer, this truly has the balance of prompts and freedom needed to be the best in my book, or…. planner. Lol

Purpose Planner A5 size, worth a try!
Having used the B5 purpose planner, wanted to try it in the portable A5 size. Pros: 1) the index, key dates and numbered pages, keep information searchable and organized 2) roles and goals section guide the next 6 month (planner is for 6 months) actions and plans, 3) monthly pages have space for priorities at work, home and self, and reflection for learning, 4) weekly pages have space for schedule, priorities for work, home and self, plus trackers for meals, hydration and habits, 5) each monthly and weekly section have two extra pages in between, for notes and whatever you need. It’s in dotted page format and fairly flexible. Now for the cons : 1) For new users, the A5 size is portable, but B5 users might miss the space, 2) the first delivery came in a crushed box and the planner spine and cover was damaged. The replacement came in a bubble pouch, but the corners were still dented. Can the packaging be improved? 3) the sections have some guidance how to use it, but perhaps an overall one pager guide could tie the sections together?

It hits all the tick boxes for being a productivity planner, and helping you plan your time, but you have to manually fill in all the days of the week, months of the year info yourself, which is quite time consuming. It is also only for 6mths, which I think should be stated more clearly in the product title, as £20 is a lot for a year, where you have to fill all the data in, and extortionate for 6mths!

This planner is really in depth. For people who prefere organization and structure to their journaling, I think this planner would work great. Though it doesn’t suit my needs, the planner is good quality, durable, and worth the cost.

I love notebooks and journals, but I always find that there is something missing. This journal is the first one, when I’m absolutely impressed. It has ideas inside what I haven’t even think of before. This agenda is only for 6 months, but really valuable. I recommend to anyone, who would like to create new habbits 🙂