Your planner is on the wall.
Now make it readable.
A wall planner starts out as nothing more than a surface with dates on it. Three things turn it into a planning system: a Mounting that leaves no holes, a Structure you can read from a metre away, and Markings you can move whenever plans move.
A planner does not get better when you write more on it.
It gets better when you can tell from across the room what matters. A wall planner covered in writing is a wall of text – and nobody reads a wall of text on the way past.
That is why weekview works on the wall with colour instead of text: a coloured label across three days says more than three entries. A header above the column says what belongs there. A neon label says what is burning this week.
And all of it comes off again. Because plans change – an appointment moves, a project falls through, a week drops out. Paper labels curl up at the corners; film labels do not.
What every accessory has in common
- Repositionable – peel off, stick on again, many times over
- Residue-free – no glue on the planner, no glue on the wall
- Writable with a film marker, permanent or non-permanent
- With the weekview tab for easy peeling
- Made of film, not paper – no corners curling up
- Made in Germany
Four ideas that hold true for a label as well
They are the reason weekview plans differently from an ordinary calendar – and they open every planner as an introduction.
Recognise what matters
Life goals turn into annual, quarterly and monthly goals – and from those come the concrete weekly priorities A, B and C.
Live in a weekly rhythm
The week is the natural beat. Six days of work, one day of rest: close the old week, begin the new one consciously.
Strengthen the inner person
Outward action follows what is inside. That is why every week carries a quote that invites reflection.
Keep sight of your life
A quarter of an hour of planning saves days of work. Thoughts get a fixed place – and are found again.
What is your wall missing?
A hold, structure or colour. There is nothing else it could be – and usually it is exactly one of the three. Switch between them and compare.
Hanging & Holding
A planner that stays in its tube plans nothing. Four ways to get it on the wall – and to keep the pen beside it so it does not vanish into a drawer.
- Hanging rail pair 4.0: two metal rails of 45 cm each, grey lacquered metal, works with magnets
- Pinits: repositionable adhesive dots for laminated planners, boards and glass
- Self-adhesive magnet with counterpart – for a sponge, marker or pen box
- Pen holder 12 × 15 mm in black and clear
Headers & Icons
An empty surface says nothing. A header says what a column is about – quarter, month, weekday, backlog, in progress, done. And icons say whose turn it is.
- Planning headers in S, M and L – as a Time Set (quarters, months, weekdays) and as a Mix-Set from remember to done
- Team Icon Set People: 96 icon tags of 24 × 24 mm for kanban and scrum
- Week stickers 2026: Wk 01 to Wk 53 for undated planners and bullet journals
- Everything removable and reusable – your structure is allowed to change after a quarter
Labels
A coloured label across three days says more than three entries. You can write on it, move it and peel it off again – as often as the appointment moves.
- Labels M Set: 40 labels and 169 Stickerlabels XL in one pack
- Labels colour: 32 PVC labels, assorted colours, 16 × 68 mm
- Neonlabels in yellow and red – for whatever is burning this week
- Format sets for A1 and A2h: week marker, day labels, narrow labels, stickers
Undecided? The usual order is: hang it first, then label it, then mark it.
True of every single accessory
The tab
Almost every weekview label has a tab – sometimes built in, sometimes created by folding a corner over. It is the reason you can lift a label off without a fingernail.
Film, not paper
Paper labels curl up at the corners after a few weeks. weekview labels are made of film: they lie flat across the whole surface and stay there – even on the fridge in the kitchen.
Firm, smooth surfaces
Whiteboard, glass, fridge, cupboard door, laminated wall planner, planning board. Nothing sticks to woodchip wallpaper or fabric – that is what the hanging rail is for.
Writable
Every label takes permanent and non-permanent film markers. On wipeable surfaces use the non-permanent one – then both come off again, the label and the writing.
Reusable
Peel it off, stick it somewhere else, keep using it. An appointment that moves by two weeks does not cost you a new sticker – just one quick move.
Works on other surfaces too
Headers, labels and icons work on any whiteboard, not just on weekview planners. If you have a board from the office supplier on your wall, you can organise it with these.
Mount, label or mark?
That is the whole question. And it usually answers itself, depending on where things are stuck right now: Is your planner still rolled up in the cupboard – or is it already on the wall but unstructured and unreadable?
If the planner is not up yet, it all begins with Hanging & Holding – two metal rails, a few Pinits – and a magnet or a pen holder keeps your pen within reach.
If it is up but has no Structure, add Headers & Icons too. They divide an empty surface into columns, give those columns names and turn a whiteboard into a quarterly grid or a kanban board. Readable from a metre away – that is the benchmark the sizes S, M and L are measured against.
If the structure is there and you still see nothing, what is missing is Labels. A coloured bar across three days, a neon label on the deadline, a sticker on the appointment: that is colour instead of text, and colour reads faster.
Three sentences we hear a lot
The same wall, the same products – and still three completely different first moves.
“I am not allowed to drill here.”
Rented flat, office wall, glass door. Two Gecko adhesive strips per rail hold the planner, and when you move out everything comes off again without a trace.
Hanging rail pair 4.0“The board is empty and stays empty.”
Because nobody knows what goes where. A Mix-Set splits the surface into backlog, in progress and done – and suddenly everyone sticks their note in the right place.
Planning header M, Mix-Set“I cannot see the deadline.”
It is right there, small, between five other entries. One neon label on top – and you can see it from your desk without getting up.
Neonlabels M, yellow + redBefore you stick anything on
Which surfaces do the labels stick to?
Do the labels really come off without leaving any residue?
Which pen do I need?
Do the headers work on any other whiteboard?
What is the difference between the A1 label and the A1 label set?
Do I have to drill for the hanging rail?
Are the accessories available digitally too?
One wall. Three simple moves.
Hang it first, then label it, then mark it – and once everything is up, a set of Neonlabels is usually enough to show you what really matters this week.