Agendio Blog

We’ve updated all our colours in both Pro and Classic and we’ve added many new ones!

It’s been more than ten years since agendio.com started selling planners so we decided this year to go in a new design direction and to freshen up our colours. We now offer 40 updated/new solid colours and 40 updated/new shaded colours. With so many more colours, we now offer a much greater variety.

As part of this new direction, we’ve also added new day pagelets with reversed colours, so you can show off the colours on your weekly and daily pages, just like the coloured Extra page headers we added this past summer. We’ve also removed some shaded date pagelets, to keep the number of options manageable and not overwhelming.

To see all the new colours, simply go to My Stuff and edit an existing page or start a new one.

We have more big news for you if you use a Pro monthly-weekly or monthly-daily agendio or if you plan to create one: We have added a fourth monthly placement option for transition pages, which we call “Separate”, which allows you to completely separate each month’s pages.

Please note that using this feature is entirely optional. It’s a cool feature if you really get into planner details, but you can skip over this completely in the Builder if you want to.

When your planner includes monthly pages and weeklies or dailies, and your monthly pages are mixed with your weekly pages, where do you place the transition weeks – the ones that include days from two different months?

Let’s use an example from 2026, using the week that runs from Monday April 27 to Sunday May 3.

Our current default placement is BEFORE: we place the monthly before any weekly pages that feature days from the next month.

We also offer AFTER. If you select it, we place your monthly pages after any weekly pages that feature days from the next month. 

And we offer BEST FIT: It automatically selects for you “Before” or “After”, depending on which one works better.

And now we have added SEPARATE. The “Separate” method keeps each month separate. So each transition week is printed twice, the first time with the preceding month and the second with the following month.

You can find out more details in the Agendio Guide, but the best way to understand all of these options is to try them out in the Pro Builder, by building a planner with a monthly and another type of dated pages, and then looking at the preview.

Agendio Builder previews now show your entire agendio and include every month, week and day and all Extra pages.

Agendio Builder previews have traditionally left out many months in the middle of agendios, if only to reduce page load times. But we extended the previews for Pro planners a short while ago to show the entire book and this week we also added the feature to Classic planners. 

So now when you are on the review page, you can review your planner in its entirety before purchasing.

Try the feature now and let us know what you think. 

During July we announced the development of our exclusive page resize feature, available only with Agendio Pro. This new feature allows you to convert pages, whether customized or not, from one of our page sizes to another.

We initiated the feature with the option to enlarge dated pages, and now you can enlarge Extra pages as well.  This means that any Pro page in your MyStuff section can be resized to any larger size. So, for example, you can now convert a medium daily spread or a journal-sized weekly layout into a large, or convert a journal-size budget page or meal plan or flex-table into a medium or large.

The next phases of this project will unfold this fall and will add:

• Shrinking of dated pages, and
• Shrinking of Extra pages

Resizing a page is straightforward:

• Go to My stuff, to Pages
• Find the dated page you wish to enlarge
• Roll over “Options”
• Select “Resize”
• Select the target size and update the suggested name if desired

The newly created page will automatically be created and shown to you in the Designer for review.