JSTORYSticky Planner Adhesive Paper Note Columnar Scheduler Organizer to-do One Size Grid White

This is an absolute gem. I use it for daily tasks that need to be done so I can check them off as I go. It’s super handy and because it’s small, I can stick it between my keyboard and the end of my desk. I definitely need to acquire more of these.

As advertised

I hang this at the bottom of my computer monitor to have an overview of my week in front of me, and I have been really happy with it. Other sticky notes fall off, but this stays up all week, even if I have to take it off to add to it. Really good and sticky (there is just a strip of sticky just along the top edge). It gives me plenty of space to write in all my appointments (but I usually have just three or four items per day) and I like the look of it. Obviously, it's a little pricey for what it is but it helps me out. I fill it out Monday morning and feel organized for the week. If you use pencil or your schedule's the same every week, you can reuse them since they stay sticky.

I've only used it a couple times so far. I bought another pad at the same time as this one and so far I'm using the other one more. This one, I can't decide whether to use one sheet for one week or two weeks or a month. Seems like when I decide to use it for a week I end up with a bunch of empty space. Using it for two weeks looks messy since I have to at least draw a line to separate weeks. Using it for a month doesn't seem to give enough space. I'm sure I'll use it more at some point, just haven't figured it out yet. Oh, and it's got a sticky post-it type strip (but sticker!) on both the top and bottom edges which I thought was kinda cool. No flyaway paper. It stays stuck.

The concept is brilliant. I love that I can stick them to my computer or desk and never forget about my to-dos. However, the space to write isn't the biggest, so I can't fit a whole day's worth of tasks into one box—only random to-dos (ex. call customer service; pick up art print; write review) OR work tasks (ex. work for 2 hours on paper; finish math homework) will fit, not both, in my experience. I am a high school student, if that helps.

I use this for planning meals. There is not a ton of room to write, so you have to write small, but its just what I needed. I put a magnetic strip along the back and stuck it on the fridge.

I’m excited to try these. They are not sticky on just the top half, but the bottom part too. While I enjoy the comparison to being similar to a keyboard I would more prefer they fit on a standard piece of paper. Most people probably don’t care about this but I’m trying to see if weekly planning works for me so I am working it into my planner. I had to cut off some of the extra stuff that wasn’t needed anyway.

I’m a big fan of lists, and use them for almost everything. These in particular are extremely useful for outlining the big stuff off any crowded or lengthy list - I select the few crucial items for each day of the week, the most important things to do or remember each day get posted on one of these and help me too focus when I’m busy, stressed or just need a tool. I love the at-a-glance ease of these sticky sheets.