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Monthly Spreads
A space to capture future tasks, draft out idea's for the month, and record monthly progress, accompanied by a blank dotted page.
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Weekly Spreads
A space to plan out your high priority tasks for the week. It is accompanied by a blank dotted page for planning and brainstorming
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Daily Spreads
For the busy days the require extra planning. Timeblock, record to-do's, and structure your day with a flexible system.
Materials You'll Love
Premium Paper
Thick 160gsm paper that lets you use both sides of the page with confidence. Tested with gel pens, fountain pens, brush pens, and markers, with no bleed-through in our tests.
Cotton Hardcover
Wrapped in 100% cotton twill for a textured feel you’ll want to keep coming back to. A durable fabric cover that develops character with use, without the peeling of faux leather.
Layflat Binding
Smyth-sewn binding lets your notebook open flat as you settle into the pages, giving you more room to write comfortably across the spread.
FSC Certified
FSC® certified materials throughout, from the cover and paper to the packaging. Sourced from responsibly managed forests and other controlled sources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I pre-order?
Pre-ordering gives you access to our launch pricing while helping support Thovia’s first production run. As an early customer, you’re helping us bring the brand to life and make future products possible.
When will my pre-order arrive?
Pre-orders are expected to ship in late November to early December and arrive before the new year. We’ll send tracking information as soon as your order ships.
Is the Clarity Daily Planner dated?
No. The Thovia Clarity Daily Planner is undated throughout. There is one fill-in date field per weekly spread and none at all on the daily pages or the monthly columns. You can start it in any week of any year, and a gap costs you nothing but the pages you did not use.
Is it ADD/ADHD friendly?
Yes. Three things people with ADD or ADHD tend to name as dealbreakers are handled directly. Nothing is dated, so a skipped day or a skipped month leaves no blank date behind and no reason to abandon the book. Every daily page is the same layout with no printed prompts, so there is no field sitting empty and nothing new to decode on a low-focus day. The 24-hour strip is marked every three hours instead of ruled hour by hour, so it works for time blocking, for energy, or not at all.
How long does it last?
At least six months. It holds 28 weekly spreads and 140 daily pages, which is one daily page for every day of six months, plus 6 monthly columns for capturing fixed dates.
Why are the daily pages all together behind the weekly spreads?
Because interleaving them would mean guessing in advance how many daily pages each week needs. Guess high and you print pages nobody uses, which is the thing planner buyers resent most at this price. To avoid constant flipping, our notebooks include 2 ribbons to mark the week and your daily spread.
Will my pens bleed through?
The Clarity Daily Planner prints on 160gsm uncoated paper at 96% or higher opacity. Every batch is tested with Pilot G2, Zebra Sarasa, fine and medium fountain nibs, a Tombow brush pen, a Micron and a Mildliner. Very heavy alcohol markers will show through any paper at this weight.
Is there a habit tracker in it?
No. Nothing tracking-shaped is printed into the week. Habit building lives in the Devotion Habit Tracker, which is a separate book, so the planner does not carry a grid most weeks would leave empty.
What is the 24-hour strip for if I do not plan by the clock?
Nothing, if you do not want it. It is a thin marked column on the outer edge of each daily page, unlabelled beyond the numerals. People who schedule use it as a timeline. People who do not use it as an energy ladder, or leave it blank.
What happens if I stop using it for a month?
Nothing appears in the book. There are no printed dates, so there is no blank February to look at. The next spread you write on is the next spread, and the six-month span simply lands a month later.
Is there a monthly calendar?
There are twelve monthly columns across four pages at the front: a blank header line and rows numbered 1 to 31. They hold fixed dates only. There is no month grid, because a month grid that duplicates the weekly spread is the thing people describe as wasted time.