First Edition
One book for all of it.
Your week, your budget, your scripture study, the birthdays, the field trip forms, the thing you have to remember on Thursday. Printed and bound just for you, with your name on the cover.
Most planners hold the week and leave the rest of your life on other shelves.
So you keep it in pieces. The week in a planner, the study in a journal on a shelf, the budget in an app, the lessons in a binder, the holiday list in your head.
Not one of them is a bad book. They were each made as if the others didn't exist, which leaves you as the only thing connecting them.
Being the only thing connecting them costs you twice. Day to day, things fall into the gaps between the books. The appointment. The week of study you meant to catch up on. And at the end of the year there's no single place to look back at: you flip through the planner you quit in March and can't find the year you actually lived.
Yours is printed one at a time, which is the whole reason it can be one book: nothing was decided about it before you got here. You choose the months, the layouts, the study and the sections, and that's the book that gets bound. Not the closest guess on a shelf.
One book, holding all of it, with your name on the cover.
You're not behind, and you're not bad at this. You've been using planners designed by people who have never packed four lunches before seven in the morning.
Four decisions, and it's yours.
- 1 Pick your system. Hourly. Vertical. Horizontal. Dashboard. Focus. Memory. Centered. Big dates. Eleven ways to lay out a week, because you already know how you think.
- 2 Pick your rhythm. Three months, four, six, or twelve. Start in January. Start in August. Start next Tuesday.
- 3 Pick what it holds. Your scripture study. Memory keeping. The budget. Meals, homeschool, holidays, the life audit you keep meaning to do. Take what you use and leave the rest.
- 4 Make it yours. Your name on the cover of our first design, Seasons & Shelter, with a painting for each season on the cover and every tab. Your family's birthdays and anniversaries already written in, before it ever reaches you.
Everything it can hold.
- Weekly spreads
- Monthly spreads
- Scripture study
- Birthdays & anniversaries
- Memory keeping
- The budget
- Debt payoff
- Meal planning
- Homeschool & learning
- Appointments & health
- Holidays & Christmas
- Ministering
- Goals & the life audit
- Habit trackers
- Notes & dot pages
Every one of these is optional. Take the ones that fit the life you're actually living, leave the rest out, and your book gets built from exactly that.
Scripture study, right where your life is.
Your study belongs on the same spread as Tuesday's carpool. Not in a separate book on a separate shelf that you have to remember to go get, and then feel bad about on Saturday.
Your faith is yours. Choose it, change it, or leave it out.
Change your mind next year and build a different one. It's your book.
Nothing gets printed until you've decided what goes in it.
We don't make planners. We make yours.
Most planners are printed by the thousand, months before anyone buys one, by someone guessing at what you need. Then you pick whichever guess was closest.
Yours works the other way around. You choose the months, the layouts, the study, the sections. Then we print that book, bind it, and send it. One at a time, on demand.
Start in August if you want to. Your name is on the cover, and the September page already knows it's your anniversary.
Choose how much of the year to carry.
There's no right length for a planner, only the one that fits how your year moves.
Whatever length you choose, every book starts clean. The weeks you didn't get to stay with the last one, and you open to a fresh page.
Set it up once. It keeps coming.
You already remember everything for everyone: the permission slips, the birthdays, whose turn it is to say the prayer. Reordering a planner shouldn't be on that list.
So it isn't. A few weeks before your book runs out, we build the next one from your setup: the same layouts and sections, your study picking up where you left off, every birthday carried forward. You get a proof to look over, and the new book is in your hands before its first page.
When life changes (the baby came, a new calling, the layout stopped working), change the next book. Nothing locks in.
Your price locks, and every book ships free.
What we promise you.
- We will never make you feel behind. No streaks, no scores, no red overdue anything. A blank week is just a blank week.
- We print one at a time, for you. No warehouse decided months ago what you were going to need.
- Your faith is yours. Choose it, change it, or leave it out. Nothing is assumed about you.
- Paper only. Nothing in here needs charging, syncing, updating, or a password.
You see every page of your book as a proof before anything is printed, and nothing goes to press until you say so. That's also the honest limit: once you approve it, we can't change it, because it doesn't exist anywhere else.
So take your time in the proof. Print the free week first if you want to be sure the layout is yours.
Questions people ask.
- How long until it's in my hands?
- We print and bind your book, then ship it within five to ten business days.
- What if I typo my own name?
- You'll see it on the proof before anything prints, and that's the moment to catch it. We print exactly what you approve, so a typo that slips past the proof stays in the book. If we make the mistake, a misprint or a damaged book, we reprint it free.
- How is it bound?
- You choose spiral or unbound. Spiral lies flat and turns all the way around. Unbound arrives as loose pages, if you'd rather bind it yourself or keep it in a cover you already love.
- Is this a Latter-day Saint planner?
- It's built by one, and it's built for anyone. Come Follow Me is the most developed study in it, printed with this year's dates already in place, so if that's your Sunday it's genuinely made for you. It's also one choice among four: the Old Testament, the New Testament, your own study, or none at all. Nothing else in the book assumes anything about your faith.
- What happens when my book runs out?
- The next one picks up where it ends: same layout, same sections, the next stretch of months, and your dates carried forward. Choose Keep it coming at checkout and we make it on the same rhythm, with a proof to look over before it prints. Or start it yourself from your saved build whenever you're ready.
- Does adding sections cost more?
- A little. Your price covers the planner at the heart of the book, and each section you add is a few more printed pages. The total is on screen the whole time you build, so you can weigh every section as you go and checkout holds no surprises.
- Can I return it?
- Your book has your name in it and exists nowhere else, so it can't be resold. That's why we don't take returns on a correct book. If it's wrong, that's ours to fix, and we do.
- Where do you ship?
- The United States only, for now.
The best part is the last page.
However long yours runs, you get to the end of it holding a whole book of your own handwriting. Grocery lists and prayer requests. The week everyone had the flu. The measurements for the curtains you still haven't made. A tooth in an envelope, taped to the milestone page, next to the date she finally rode the bike.
It stops being a planner somewhere around March. There is exactly one record of this stretch of your family's life, and you're the one making it.
This is our first edition. If you order now, yours is one of the first Kept Year books ever printed, and what you tell us shapes the next one.
Put it on the shelf. Start the next one.