Planner 2027 USA & Australia editions

Collect little wins,
even on the messy weeks.

A ring-bound planner run by two moods: an annoyingly optimistic sun and a cloud who's already tired of it, plus a brainy sidekick who keeps you on schedule. 170 pages of weekly spreads, monthly jokes, and room for whatever this year actually turns into.

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170 pages · ring-bound · designed across Spain, the US & Australia

Let's start with a little introduction

Every month opens with an argument.

Sunny thinks it's going to be a great week. Shady disagrees. Neury just wants everyone to take notes. You're stuck refereeing all three, which, honestly, is most weeks.

the optimist Sunny, the sun character

Sunny

"Hey hey hey! I'm Sunny, your walking, talking ray of sunshine! I sprinkle optimism like confetti and I believe every cloud has a silver lining. Yes, even on Monday mornings!"

the realist Shady, the cloud character

Shady

"Hi... I'm Shady. I kinda see the glass as half empty… and probably cracked. But hey, at least I bring the cozy vibes and good coffee. Someone's gotta keep it real, right?"

the nerd

Neury

"Hello, fellow brainiacs! I'm Neury, part neuron, part nerd, all fun! I've got quirky facts, giggle-worthy puns, and a brain that never hits snooze. Let's get learning!"

A tug of war, but make it fun

Team Sunny or team Shady?

Six everyday moments. Every answer pulls the rope. At the end, Neury weighs in with the verdict.

6 questions, 30 seconds

Question 1 of 6

Team Shady Team Sunny

Make it yours

Build your own sticker

Pick a character, a vibe, and a caption. Download it and slap it wherever you want.

Character

Background

Shape

Caption

certified overthinker

Nosy? Us too

Open it before you buy it.

This is the actual planner. Drag through it like the real, ring-bound thing. Every spread you see here ships inside the 2027 edition.

Weekly spreads with a joke, a quiz, or a pep talk hiding in the margin
Monthly dividers that actually match the season (bees in May, ice cream in June)
A full 100+ kawaii sticker sheet, twice
Blank, lined, dotted and gridded notes pages at the back
An "in case this planner goes on an unexpected adventure" contact page

Built to last, not just to look cute

🎨 157gsm art paper cover
📐 2mm rigid greyboard inside
✨ Matte lamination, no glare
📄 138 pages, 140gsm writing paper
🔵 Rounded corners, laminated tabs
🎗️ Elastic closure band
🏷️ 100+ kawaii stickers included

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The cover

Pick your hemisphere

Two editions, same little wins.

Rebecca lives in Australia, Sofía lives in the US, so the planner shipped in both directions, matched to whichever hemisphere you're actually living your year in.

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USA Edition

Northern-hemisphere seasons and US public holidays, week starting Monday.

🍁 Fall-to-winter school year 🦃 July 4th & Thanksgiving marked ❄️ Planner wraps up in winter

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Australia Edition

Southern-hemisphere seasons and Australian public holidays, same layout.

☀️ Summer holidays in Dec–Jan 🎉 Australia Day & ANZAC Day marked 🌞 Planner wraps up in summer

🎄 December ≠ December

The US edition wraps up in winter. The Australia edition wraps up in summer, and the illustrations follow.

📅 Local holidays

Public holidays are marked for the country you're actually in, not guessed at.

📖 Same everything else

Identical layout, characters and jokes. This is one planner, mirrored for two hemispheres.

Our story

Two friends, two hemispheres.

We are Rebecca and Sofía, the ones behind this planner.

You're my best friend

We met at university in Spain, where we basically became a package deal. From 9am lectures to 10pm study marathons (with "study" often meaning snacks and laughter), we were inseparable.

Miles apart

Then life took us on different adventures: Rebecca packed her bags for sunny Australia, and Sofía headed for the bright lights of the United States. We missed each other like crazy. Every time we were back in Spain, we'd move mountains and flight schedules just to see each other.

We have an idea

One day we thought: why not work together again? Since we both adore planners, we decided to create something that's a little bit of her, a little bit of me, and a whole lot of us.

We hope you love it

This project is our way of shrinking the distance between continents and filling it with pages you'll want to keep forever, across oceans, time zones, and far too many "wait, what time is it there?" messages.

the two of us, somewhere

oceans apart, one planner

What's actually inside