Category: The Desktop
This columnar list pad helps you track tasks, schedules, and lists in one place. The ruled sections keep projects separate, and the tear-away sheets mean you start fresh whenever you need to. Straightforward paper planning for people who like their systems visible.
Designed by Annika Layne and printed in Santa Cruz, California. Explore Case Study.
The ruled columns actually keep my work and personal lists from bleeding into each other, which is rare for a notepad this size. I've gone through three of these already, tearing off a fresh sheet every morning and it still feels satisfying.
The tear-away sheets are the reason I keep coming back—when a project wraps, I rip it off and there's no guilt about leftover clutter. The ruled columns actually keep my tasks and schedule separated without me having to draw my own lines, which saves me more time than I expected.
I was skeptical a simple notepad could organize my chaos, but the ruled sections actually keep my work tasks, errands, and meal plans from bleeding into each other. I've already torn off three sheets and love that each one starts me off cleanly.
