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You can now click on any page icon in the Agendio builder sequence bar and see the page full size.

This week, Lauren and Katherine contacted us to say that we messed up. When we updated the website and new Agendio builder, we removed the Inspect mode from the sequence screen. Inspect mode allowed customers to see pages full-size while being in the Builder. They both used the feature a lot and were upset that we removed it.

We removed it for a few reasons:

  • One is that customers complained that Inspect mode was confusing.
  • Another is that one of the goals of our design update was to simplify our website and apps.

So we realized we had to do something better but that would work for everybody. And we think we succeeded: Instead of inspect mode, we added a page view option directly on the sequence bar.

To see any of your pages full size on the sequence screen, roll over any
icon in the bar or above it and an arrow will appear at the top of the
layout icon.

Click on it and a window will pop up over the screen showing you the layout in full screen detail.

We really appreciate the love many of you send us regularly and the stories of how your agendios help you live your lives. And we also appreciate negative feedback, like Lauren and Katherine’s comments, because it’s so valuable. That’s why we encourage you to tell us what’s on your mind, whether your feedback is positive or negative.

AGENDIO 2026

We have big news to share with you!

We’ve combined Agendio Classic and Pro to make one agendio. After reviewing a lot of customer feedback, we decided to bring together the best of both worlds in a single product.

The new agendio offers all the great exclusive features previously found in Pro, but with simpler configuration options inspired by Classic.

We have also added exciting new features, including a help option on each page that helps you choose & use our features and a redesigned Hub to simplify making agendios.

Let us know if you like it!

…AND MORE COVERS!

It’s been a while since we last shared images of interesting Agendio covers, so we’ve uploaded a selection of recent covers for your viewing pleasure.

You can see a bigger selection of recent and past covers on our Customer designs page.

As always, let us know if you have any comments or suggestions.

3-COLUMN DAILY PAGES

Did you know that you can make three-column Agendio daily pages?

Most daily pages have one or two columns, so many Agendio planner fans think that two is the limit. But a little‑known fact about our one‑column daily pages is that one‑column daily pages are created the same way as our monitors, so you can change the number of columns by clicking on the purple monitor icon.

If your days are full, having that third column can be very helpful.

The result is a page with more spaces and many more categories, like this page created by Kate, who lives in Halifax, Canada.

3-column dailies are also available in smaller sizes, such as journal:

You can mix 3 and 2-column layouts on weekdays/weekends:

The third column means that you can have a full column for your schedule, and still two more columns for notes, checklists, meals, widgets and all the other things that make up your life:

Three-column customizable daily pages. Only at Agendio.com

FULL WEEK + WEEKDAY ONLY

A month ago we added weekday-only agendios to our Pro designer and builder. The reaction has been tremendous – Lots of interest in both weekly and daily weekday-only pages. Many of you love your full week agendios, and now we also see lots of love for weekday-only planners.

But it turns out one design was missing:

We’re happy to announce that you can now purchase weekly-daily agendios with full-week weekly pages but weekday-only daily pages.

Why is this important? Because with this design you can now use weeklies to track every day of the week but include daily pages for only your busy weekdays, without any weekend daily pages.

It’s great for:

  • Teachers: Weekday-only dailies for lesson plans and tracking classes
  • Office jobs for which the days are too hectic to fit in one column of a weekly layout. Sometimes you simply need more space to track all the tasks and emails and phone calls and project notes…
  • Any job that needs daily pages but only during the week, so you don’t waste valuable planner space on pages you won’t use. 

And here’s a bonus: you can mix your weekly pages with either one-page-per-day or two-pages per day dailies. Your preference.

Making one is very easy: Simply make a full-week weekly page and also make a weekday-only daily page. Then in the Builder, select the pages and sequence them. 

2027 AGENDIOS

It’s now July. The year is already half gone (!) and planner fans are starting to think about planners for 2027.

You can now order your agendio with any 2027 start dates, up to December 31, 2027

If you order two agendios for each year in advance, one starting in January and the other in July, you can now order them for 2027.

Don’t forget about our “Future month” Extra pages – They look like row monthlies. Add some after your dated pages to have a place to list appointments and todos right after your planner ends, and then copy over those tasks when you start your next planner.

WEEKDAY-ONLY AGENDIOS

Are you a teacher looking for a planner for schooldays-only?

Do you need a planner only for workdays?

Have you been looking for weekday-only agendios?

Well you’re in luck! Agendio now offers weekday-only Pro pages for you to use to create weekday-only planners and inserts.

We offer a full variety of weekday-only planners, including column planners, such as this layout for teachers,

as well as sidebar weekday-only planners.

You can also find row weekend-only planners in a variety of layouts

and grid layouts

Whatever your weekday-only planner needs, we’re confident you will find what you need in an agendio.

To make one, go to the Agendio Hub and start a page as you would normally. When it’s time to select a template or a blank canvas, you will see the option for Full week (7 days) or Weekday-only (5 days). Select the 5-days option and go from there.

MORE TABLES AND WIDGETS!

It’s been just over six weeks since we added tables and around one month since we added widgets and it’s been so much fun! We’re seeing so many of them and we’re also seeing some great new ways they’re being used, so we decided to share some more of them with you:

Antonia is using an Agendio table to track expenses by week. This gives her a clear picture of where her money is going, and also makes it easy to add up her expenses by week or by expense type. Very nice!

Taylor created a table to keep track of her health and well-being throughout the year:

Brittney separated some of her widgets into morning and evening widgets:

Jennifer is using widgets to track a week at a time on her weekly pages…

… while Sara is doing the same thing but on her monthly pages.

Last but not least, Alice created an exercise and fitness page with both tables and widgets on the same page.

How do you plan to include tables and widgets in your next agendio?

MORE ABOUT WIDGETS!

Everybody’s loving the widgets!

We introduced Agendio widgets a few weeks ago and now we’re seeing widgets everywhere! And the variety of ways the Agendio community is using them is amazing.

Agendio widgets are not about work todos that you can track with tables and standard trackers. They’re a concise visual way to help you manage your mind and body. The widgets represent your day-to-day needs and goals for your health, your mood, your overall spiritual and corporal well-being and how you are using time for yourself.

If you’re thinking of adding them to your next agendio and are looking for some ideas, we want to share some with you.

Here’s one showing some of our most popular widgets in a standard format.

There are also many other widgets and many ways to show them in your planner. Here are some images of widgets recently added to customer planners:

One style is to place a few key widgets in a thin discreet line at the bottom of columns:

or like this:

A different way is to show a big mix of widgets:

Some agendio planner fans are using widgets as they use the water widget, to to represent a total score, such as an energy level out of ten or a headache intensity out of 5 …

… or for counting exercise reps.

A novel way we saw is to show a week’s worth of widgets, in this case tracking mood, energy levels and anxiety:

And finally, we see an ingenious and inventive use of widgets to create a vertical check table with right-side checkboxes. Very impressive!

Do you like our widgets? Remember that you can always reach out to us if you have any questions.

AGENDIO WIDGETS!

Agendio widgets are here!

Over the past few years we’ve received many requests for an option to add water drops to pages. We’re happy to tell you that you can now add water drops to your Pro pages. 

And, since these are Agendio widgets, you can add much much more!

You can add widgets for medications, exercise, quiet time and mood, to name just a few. You can even add widgets for religions. 

You can add them on one line or many lines, and choose from a list of more than 30 widget symbols. 

You can try widgets out right now: Open one of your pages in the Designer, or start a new one, then add a widget pagelet from the pagelet drawer, the same way you add any other pagelet. 

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