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Guida alle Agende Accademiche 2025/2026

Guide to the 2025/2026 Academic Agendas

by Cecilia Vola in Blogs

Whether you're a planning perfectionist or a lover of improvisation, there's a perfect planner for every way of living and organizing your time.

From the iconic Mark's Tokyo to the elegant Appointed, passing through A-Journal and Octàgon, here is the definitive guide to finding the right planner for you for this new academic year.

Academic planners are designed for those who start the year in September!

A-Journal – For those who love lists (and mental clarity)

Recommended for those who love planning every area of ​​life, making to-do lists and writing goals with inspiration.

The iconic Dutch academic planner that combines functionality and inspiration:

  • Hard cover with elastic band, bright colors, practical format to take anywhere.
  • Monthly summary by life area: work, family, wellness, meal prep.
  • Vertical weekly layout for clear viewing.
  • Lots of thematic lists: books to read, restaurants to try, goals to achieve.

It's much more than a planner: it's a space to reflect, organize, and motivate yourself every day.

WATCH THIS VIDEO TO LEARN MORE

Octàgon – Minimalism and maximum creative freedom

Recommended for: those who love simplicity, those who want to decorate their diary or leave it clean and functional .

Perfect for those looking for a flexible, no-frills tool:

  • Essential design with weekly and monthly layout.
  • 120 g/m² FSC paper, perfect for any type of pen.
  • Thread-stitched flatlay binding: opens completely flat.
  • A white space to personalize with paint, washi tape, stickers... or to leave clean.

A blank canvas to organize your time however you like.

WATCH THIS VIDEO TO LEARN MORE

Mark's Tokyo – The smart, iconic, and super-functional Japanese diary

Recommended for those who have a lot to do, need to have time limits for appointments, and want a compact, multifunctional diary.

A diary that has become a cult among planner addicts, thanks to its intelligent design:

  • Removable cover with zip: transforms into a pencil case/storage case.
  • Available in A5, A6 and B6 formats.
  • FSC® paper, recycled PVC cover, durable and sustainable.
  • Vertical layout with 16 hours per day, sections for notes, to-dos, and weekly tiles.
  • Includes: yearly overview (2025–2027), monthly, ruled/dotted pages, side tabs, and irresistible colors.

Organization, aesthetics and practicality in a single object.
Next year you'll be able to buy just the refills and reuse the cover!

FOR MORE INFORMATION YOU CAN WATCH THIS VIDEO

Appointed – American Elegance, Artisan Quality

Crafted in the USA with premium materials, Appointed planners are designed for those seeking beauty, functionality, and durability. Each model addresses different needs, with an attention to detail that's noticeable at first touch.

Daily Planner
Recommended for: those who write every day, those who plan in detail and need a well-structured daily space. But also for those who journal, have a busy schedule, or want to track their time in detail.

  • One page per day with a time column, to-do list, notes, and priority boxes.
  • Includes monthly and yearly overviews.
  • Smyth Sewn binding, waterproof, washable canvas cover.
  • Smooth 90 g/m² paper, hot-stamped details, cotton bookmark.

Ideal for those who live full days, but want to stay centered.

Year Task Planner
 Recommended for those who like to plan week by week, but need flexibility and space to think.

  • Horizontal weekly layout with a full weekly page for to-dos, notes, and priorities.
  • Monthly grids, monthly goals, and final pages for free thoughts.
  • Washable fabric cover, laminated monthly tags, brass spiral, premium 105 g/m² paper.

Elegant, functional and strategic.

Weekly Grid Planner
 Recommended for those who prefer a double view of the week and want a compact and tidy planner.

  • Two-week view on two pages, with space for notes and to-dos.
  • Monthly grids, squared pages, back pocket.
  • Waterproof cover, brass spiral and smooth 105 g/m² paper.

Perfect for those looking for lightness, overview and everyday practicality.

WATCH THE VIDEO WHERE WE BROWSE THEM HERE

Rifle Paper Co. – The Most Beautiful Planners Ever
Recommended for those who plan with style, love beauty even in the details and want an elegant yet practical diary.

  • Iconic floral covers, premium printing, and vibrant colors.
  • Available in weekly and monthly versions, with fabric cover and gold spiral (visible or hidden).
  • Internal space for monthly overviews, weekly layouts, notes, to-dos and goals.

Perfect for those who love to plan with personality, and bring a touch of spring — all year round.

WATCH THE VIDEO IN WHICH WE PRESENT THEM HERE

If you have any questions or concerns about academic planners, please email customer@saypaper.it and we'll be happy to answer!

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