PLEASE NOTE: This is a pre-order for a 2024 Take A Note planner. Pre-orders will open August 25, 2023, and are expected to arrive in-store mid-late October. Please note this when placing an order for both in-stock and pre order items. If in-stock items are included with your order, they will ship out when the pre-order arrives - together. If you prefer to receive your in-stock items earlier, please place a separate order for in-stock items.
This item is available while supplies last.
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About the Take A Note Planner
The Take A Note planner was a winner of the Good Design Award in 2017, and was the first Taiwanese brand to win this distinction. It's designer, Santin Aki is both a designer and photographer. Aki's travels and collaborations with artists all over the world has influenced the evolution of the Take A Note planner. Find out more about their Good Design Award here.
The minimalist design promises great freedom and different ways to use, making the planner your personal life recorder.
Planner Highlights At A Glance
- Size: A5 (14.8 × 21 cm)
- Page Count: 256 pages
- Inner Pages: Tomoe River Paper 68gsm / White with a 3.5 mm grid
- Thanks to the exposed spine binding, the planner lies flat when open.
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Yearly + Monthly Overview: Dec. 2023 - March 2025
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Weekly Layout: Two days per page (equals four pages per week) / Jan. - Dec. 2024
- Holidays: Weekdays and weekend
- 4 note pages at the back to fill with whatever you'd like!
- With printed page numbers and gridded pages, the planner works for bullet journaling.
Planner Details
Weekly Plan (Mini Weekly Calendar + Two Days per page)
The TAN comes with yearly, monthly, weekly and daily views. Most of the planner consists of a layout that is unique to Take a Note, the Weekly Plan layout. It displays one week in a vertical orientation, over two full-page spreads (4 pages total): a mini weekly calendar, and splits the week into two days on each page.
This layout allows you to view the week at a glance, and provides more space than a traditional vertical calendar to jot down to-dos and events. Each day includes a 24-hour vertical timeline (plus blank grid space at the top and bottom each day), and moon phases.
Calendar and Yearly Gantt Chart
The first few pages in the TAN planner comprise of an annual calendar and yearly Gantt chart. The annual view spans September 2023 to April 2025, so it is useable from the moment you receive your planner.
The horizontal Yearly Gantt chart (Jan - Dec 2024) allows users to note important events (holidays, birthdays, etc.) or can be used for habit tracking.
Vertical Gantt Chart Yearly Plan
The vertical yearly plan gives you an overall view of the year. The vertical planner can be helpful for planning long-term projects, as well as a habit tracking table. Extra spacing are added at the bottom of this section to provide more space for notes.
Monthly Plan
Take A Note's monthly view comes with ample grid space surrounding the monthly calendar. These can be divided into different sections for different months such as monthly tasks and goals. The monthly view spans December 2023 to March 2025.
To see more of our 2024 Take A Note planners and accessories, click here.
