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.
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
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