Poketo reviews and discussion

My rating is more of an issue of personal preference. This is a nice quality no frills kind of undated planner. I tend to like undated planners, but I think this one fell flat for me because it was a little too simple. I like a planner that forces me to stay accountable with sections for journaling and reviewing my weeks. I found with this one that I would often just write out to do lists that got too long and then I’d get overwhelmed and abandon my planner for a while. I’m pretty sure I had this for longer than a year for that very reason (hints the crack on the front, it didn’t come like that of course). This isn’t really the fault of the planner, it’s just not the right kind of planner for me; however, if you just need something simple to keep your daily to do lists in, this will be perfect for you!

I love the design of the cover I think it’s super cute. It’s made in Korea. This planner makes it super easy to keep your life organized. There’s a yearly plan layout, a monthly plan layout, and a weekly plan layout, as well as some blank lined paper and a little folder in the back.

I have their daily weekly monthly and I love it, it's so cute and comes in such a fun print. The paper & binding have held up great for over half the year now. I also like that they don't print the dates on it, so its not beholden to a specific year or month, you can use this notebook at your own pace!

Poketo continually provides unique, beautiful, and thoughtful designs as it relates to planners, stationery, and more. They take a concept- like a desk pad- and upgrade it, and turn it into something that is both functional and beautiful. Now, whether or not these items will take from the digital onto paper, I shall report back! I always purchase these types of items in the hopes that I'll use them. That's a reason why the undated planner is so smart- coming back to it whenever it is useful (not feeling like you're stuck within that year's timeframe). I do have to say that the price for the planner ($32) does seem overpriced for the quality. It's spiral bound, and the cover and backing are not super sturdy. I anticipate it getting bent.

I got the undated planner and everything desk pad. The everything desk pad is great - there's space to write, it's aesthetically pleasing, and it helps me stay organized. The undated planner however, while I like the idea of having a consolidated notebook of daily/weekly/monthly notes and reminders, is not large enough to write in and actually use for its purpose. It's also over $30 - way too expensive, especially for its inconvenience.

I have had products from poketo that I LOVE! They have very aesthetically pleasing products and I’m here for it. I did get the notepad and planner recently. The notepad was actually bigger than I thought it would be and honestly will help me keep my weekly chores in life and at home organized. I like that the planner isn’t a designated year but a year you can put in, great as a gift. A little pricey for my taste but cute nonetheless

I have the large Daily Weekly Monthly planner & LOVE it. In January I got a sudden craving for analog (as I'm sure many did after 2020's digital overload) so played around with some printed planner pages from other brands but some of them just... have a *lot* going on. This planner is the literally the perfect combo of a minimalistic outline structure + flexibility since it's undated, so if you start & stop & start again, you don't lose any pages. Super high quality, comes in fun colors/patterns (ignore the stickers on mine) & they have tons of other products, which I'm looking forward to trying- currently eyeing the the Modernist's Coloring Book.

I got both the planner and the desk planner. Planner - $32 The one jarring thing is the price and quality that you get. The covers feel like hardened paper, the paper binder is your run of the mill spiral, the writing paper quality is a bit thin, but does feel nice. There is a folder pocket in the back for you to keep any small flat items. I could get a planner of comparable quality at $10. Desk planner - $18 The design of this is nice. It's good for keeping track of household tasks that doesn't require saving the notes. The paper quality feels like it's that recycled rough paper (not smooth like the other planner) and the packaging of the planner bent the cardboard so it no longer lays flat. Also probably not worth $18.

The color and design of the case and the contract are very nice. It is ringed and works very well. I would have liked the interior layout of the planner to have one page per day and for the calendar to be pre-printed, so I wouldn't have to write it myself. That's why I consider the price of the product excessive. Pay $32 The everything desk pad 12”. It has a good design, color and quality. The price of $18 dollars seems reasonable to me. In comparison price quality. I would buy this product again.

The everything desk pad is great, having everything on just one pad makes my desk look tidier now. It has 52 sheets so it’ll last the full year. The sticky notes are nice, I like the grid pattern as it helps me write straight.

I found Poketo's products to be super cute and functional. The Everything Desk Pad is the perfect solution for my family's weekly planning, I love that it's an all-in-one product and I no longer will need to leave random post-its and lists all over. The Undated Planner is of good quality but the price seems a little steep in my opinion. I like that it has daily, weekly, monthly and yearly sections all in a compact size.

This has so far been my favorite planner I have ever used. I love the undate planner because I can use it however way I like.

The quality is nice and I like the idea of the cut outs of the individual pads within the one larger sheet, but I was completely blown away with the original cost of the planner and pads. There isn’t anything mind-blowing and definitely not worth the $50. Half price would be a little more reasonable for a novelty gift.

It’s convenient that the planer is glued to a thick cardboard base and that each sector can be opened separately. I like that the line is different. The only negative for me is the high price.

The everything desk pad is exactly that everything to quell some of my anxieties of the day! I love that it’s aesthetic and pretty enough to keep out on my desk which in my small space apartment, is in my living room. Writing my chores and general to-dos on paper and keeping them visible rather than hidden in a notes app on my phone has been a hero for getting more things done in a day and I love the satisfaction of crossing an item off! I love being able to rip away at the end of a week seeing all the things I’ve crossed off to reveal a fresh sheet, and it’s nice able to rip away a notes sheet which sometimes has my frantic handwriting when I need to get something out of my head onto paper. I pair it with the undated planner so that I can have my streamlined planner clean and filled with all the bigger activities and outings of the day, oftentimes my hangouts or dinners with friends. I highly recommend my friends to at least get the desk pad even if they already have another planner!

Just started using the desk pad! I love having different sections of paper to write lists and random notes! I wish the list section was a sticky note, but doesn’t change how much I like this! I’m pretty bad at using undated planner though, but that’s on me!

I love this brand and remember first visiting their b&m in LA in 2013. The everything desk pad is a super useful upgrade to my usual legal pad for taking notes. Love how the pad is divided into sections so if you’re all about the notes you can flip to a new page as you need more space. Then rip off & discard by section as you no longer need your notes. Been keeping my plan for the week on the largest day by day pad and my to do list on the checklist pad. I love this very lo fi way of staying organized. Kudos, poketo.

I was very curious about undated planners and organizers because I use a note book for organization of tasks. I’ve avoided dates planners in the past because I didn’t necessarily need to update on a daily basis. I like the idea of an undated calendar so I can input specific dates and I’m not being wasteful of pages. I tried both the desktop planner and the small notebook planner. I really like The Everything Desk Pad because of the size and it’s a one stop shop for every notepad you need. The price point is moderate considering how much notebooks, post it notes, etc costs but would be nice if the paper quality was a little thicker.

Really convenient weekly planner. I want to emphasize how thoughtfully the details are designed. You can schedule the week and use it to create checklists (you can tear them off and take them with you right away). It's a balm for a perfectionist's soul. The paper is of excellent quality, suitable for any pen! It's my first time encountering this seller, and I'm very intrigued by their designer approach to ordinary routine things!

I like making plans. I usually use a todo list on my smartphone. But sometimes I'd rather handwrite a list than open my smartphone. This product is perfect for such times. It's also great that I can share it with my family right away. The downside is that it's a little expensive.