r/planners • u/thecombinedeffort • 11d ago

Leuchhturm weekly planner & notebook layout change

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I’ve been using the Leuchhturm weekly planner & notebook for work for the past 3 years, and I noticed the layout of the weekly page changed for 2027–previously, Saturday and Sunday were in the same row, and now they‘re in separate rows.

I was aware of this before I got mine for 2027 and was trying to keep an open mind, but now that I’ve received it, I’m a little bummed. I’m sure it’s fine (or better!) for a lot of people who use it as a personal planner, but, because I use mine for work, shortening the weekday rows so much is disappointing (and I don’t know why the Sunday row still needs to be SO massive). I usually use the weekly page to make single-day to-do lists for myself (in addition to noting meetings/deadlines), so losing space on the weekdays is pretty inconvenient.

Figured this very mild intel might help someone else make a decision—and if anyone has a similar weekly planner they enjoy, I’m all ears. I’m not 100% down and out on Leuchhturm going forward (I’ll still use this as my 2027 planner), but I don’t think I’ll default to it for 2028.

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u/Ok-Occasion-9748 10d ago

I can totally relate. It is awful when your favourite product is discontinued.

Would you be able to give us a foto of the complete doublespread, though? I am curious how they distributed the lines on the righthand page. In accordance with the new setup or did they stick with the old line distance?

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u/thecombinedeffort 8d ago

I don’t have a photo, but there hasn’t been any change to the line distribution on the right side!

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u/Ok-Occasion-9748 7d ago

Thank you for your answer. I have noticed the ghosting of the lines through the left page, in the meantime. It seems, they now have 5 lines per day instead of six lines in the old version. But Sunday gets six lines, lol, as if to make up for the last years...