One sheet for today.
One notebook for later.
Two ways to capture your thoughts: Pads, where you tear off the sheet once it’s done – and weekdori notebooks, where everything stays put. Both on opaque 80 gsm paper.
Note management means: every thought has one place.
Not five scraps of paper, three apps and the back of your hand. Just one decision you make once – and after that you never have to wonder where you are writing.
At weekview there are two kinds of paper for that. Pads for everything that gets done today and interests nobody tomorrow. weekdori notebooks for everything you want to find again. You don’t need any more choice than that.
Why two kinds of paper?
- Tearing off lightens the load: what can go, goes.
- Keeping calms you: what stays, stays in one place.
- Opaque: 80 gsm paper, nothing shows through.
- Combinable with any weekview planner.
Four ideas behind every note
They are the reason weekview takes notes differently from any old scrap of paper – and they open every planner as an introduction.
Recognise what matters
One sheet a day forces you to choose. Not everything that crosses your mind needs writing down – but the important things do.
Live by the weekly rhythm
The pad follows the beat: start the day, close the day, tear off the sheet. The week holds it all together.
Strengthen the inner person
Handwriting thinks more slowly than a keyboard. That is precisely the point – writing sorts your thoughts.
Keep sight of your life
Whatever is in the notebook, you will find again. Thoughts get a fixed place instead of sinking into a chat thread.
Pad or notebook?
Both are weekview paper, both opaque, both Made in Germany. The only difference: do you tear the sheet off – or does it stay? Switch over and compare.
Pads – notepads
If a thought only matters today: write it down, work through it, tear it off. Tomorrow a blank sheet is waiting.
- DayPad for the day, weekPad A4 for the week, TinyPad for on the go
- Undated – you start whenever you like
- Opaque, so the reverse stays clean
- Sits beside the planner without filling it up
weekdoris – notebooks
If a thought should stay: into the notebook, and that is where you will find it again. Slim enough for any Traveler’s Notebook.
- dotted, sketch or fine squared – whatever suits your handwriting
- Gmund Blocker: pure-white fine paper, completely opaque
- notes, friends and chronics for different purposes
- Better value in a set than singly
Need both? Many people use the pad for the day and the notebook for everything that stays.
What’s inside – pad or notebook
80 gsm, opaque
No bleed-through, no ghosting on the reverse. Even fineliners and fountain pens stay where they belong.
Undated
No year, no expiry date. You start when you like and stop when the paper runs out.
Made in Germany
Printed and made in Germany – short distances, consistent quality.
Fits the planner
Both ranges are designed to complement the weekview planner: the rough stuff alongside, the fine detail inside.
Clear structure
Pre-printed on the pads, a grid in the notebooks. Enough structure to get started – enough freedom to stay your own.
Single or in a set
Single to try it out, the set for the long run – it costs considerably less per item.
Tear off – or keep
There is only one question, and it answers itself as you write: Does this still need to be here tomorrow?
If not – take the pad. One sheet, one day, one topic. Torn off in the evening, and your head is clear.
If yes – take the notebook. Everything stays in the order it was written, and you will find it again months later.
Most people end up choosing both. That is not indecision – it is a division of labour.
Three ways to clear your head
The same question, three answers – yours may well be among them.
„I start each day from scratch.“
Three lines in the morning on what counts today. Ticked off and torn off in the evening. Whatever is left over moves to tomorrow’s sheet – and what never mattered sorts itself out.
DayPad & weekPad„I want to find it again later.“
Conversations, ideas, contacts – all into the notebook, in the order they happened. No search term needed: you remember the spot on the page.
weekdori notes & chronics„The pad thinks, the notebook remembers.“
The pad sits next to the keyboard and catches everything. Whatever proves worth keeping is copied into the notebook in the evening – and the rest can go.
Pad + notebookFrequently asked questions about note management
What is the difference between pads and weekdoris?
Which paper does weekview use?
Are the pads and notebooks dated?
Do the weekdoris fit my Traveler’s Notebook?
Do I need a weekview planner as well?
Is the set worth it compared with single notebooks?
One pad. One notebook. Your head clear.
Choose the route that fits your day – or take both and let them share the work.