Weekly Desk Planner / gongjang

A week to a sheet, in a long, low format. It's ring-bound along the top: finish the week, flip it over the rings, start the next one.

220 mm wide. It sits in the narrow strip of desk in front of a keyboard or under a monitor, so this week can stay out in the open without taking the room a notebook would.

Lay it flat, or stand it up

Fold the cover back over the rings and the planner stands on the desk like a tent. Flat while you're writing, upright when you want the week in your line of sight.

Inside

Top left, a Month field with the numbers 1 to 12 to mark, and a Week / No. field beside it. To the right, a wide Weekly Goal line for the one thing the week is really about, and next to that, two ▽ lines for anything that doesn't belong to a particular day — a shopping list, things to bring.

Below, seven columns starting on Monday. Monday through Friday are wide and Saturday and Sunday are narrower, weighted toward a working week. A small box next to each day letter takes the date. A dotted rule divides every column in two, so a day can be split into morning and afternoon, or into what you planned and what actually happened.

Everything is printed in a single pale blue. The grid stays quiet underneath your handwriting, so pen colors, sticky notes and tape don't crowd the page — and the whole week reads in one horizontal sweep.

Sky and Gray

Two covers: a soft blue Sky and a level Gray. Both carry the same mark — M T W T F S S set into a lattice of diagonal lines, printed in white and nothing else. The inside pages are identical in both; only the cover changes.

Paper and binding

The inner pages are 100gsm recycled paper with a soft hand, printed with soy ink. The backing board is 350gsm recycled paper with the brand logo printed on it. The twin-ring binding is metal, built to be folded all the way back.

54 sheets

One sheet a week, 54 of them — a year's worth with a little to spare. Days gather into a week and weeks into a year, and the stack of finished sheets turns into a record of how that time was spent.

Colors may appear slightly different depending on your monitor.