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We’re continuing our series on the best agendio features. Today we look at Divisibles and Detailing.

Standard to-do lists quickly become very long and disorganized. You can’t see what’s more important or what goes together and you have to go through the entire list to find anything.

Agendio’s Divisible pagelets are the solution: Lists can be subdivided into many smaller pagelets. Select the number and sizes of pagelets you need, then label them as you want, all in minutes.

Once you subdivide your pagelets, you can also detail them: Customize your pagelets with solid lines, dashed lines, checkboxes and other visual details, and also adjust the line spacings.

Do you like one big todo list or sub-divided? Plain todo lists or lined? Do you want to check off tasks as they are done, or simply cross them out? With agendio, it’s up to you.

We’re continuing our series on the best agendio features. Today we’re looking at schedules. Agendio schedules are the most customizable schedules available in planners today.

Did you know that you can:

• Choose from multiple designs to suit your style
• Adjust your line spacing: Increase it for large handwriting or reduce it to increase the number of lines in your schedule.
• Select a custom start time: Very handy if you start early or you work a late shift.
• Replace time labels with text labels, such as “Supper time” or “Go for a walk” or change your time labels to the 24:00 format
• Vary your pace: Part of your schedule can be one line per hour, then another section can be one line per 15 minutes. This can be very convenient for teachers: One line per class period, then 10-15 minutes per line after school for meetings. 

Make your schedule design follow your needs. You can do that with an agendio. 

We’ve just updated our planners page. The page now includes new images, as well as short descriptions and examples of what you can do when you build your own agendio.

Even if you’ve seen our options at some point in the past, you will likely still enjoy looking at these images and their descriptions. You may not be aware of all of them and there may be some you will want to use in your next agendio.

We see so many great ideas in the agendios we produce that we’d like to share some with you. Today we’re featuring an interesting right-side page from a two-pages-per-day layout.

We like this page because of it’s mix of purpose, practicality and individuality. It has a big practical to-do section with checkboxes and a useful section for brain dumps. However, opposite that the individuality plays out, with a great contrast between the “Listen B*tch” pagelet and the very sweet last two memory-keeping pagelets, “Something nice I did for myself” and “Something nice I did for others”.

You really can make your planner completely your own with an agendio.

We see so many great ideas in the agendios we produce that we’d like to share some with you. Today we’re featuring a new idea for a divisible.

Most agendios include sections on topics such as goals, accomplishments, priorities, todos and gratitude, to name a few. Today’s idea is not as serious, but it’s important in its own way and it’s also rewarding:

Today’s idea is to devote a pagelet to “Currently consuming”, a pagelet that tracks what you’re currently reading, drinking, listening to, watching, cooking and basically what you’re spending your free time on. At the end of the year, or possibly a few years later, you can look back on what you wrote each week and see an arc of your past interests and how they changed over time.

We see so many great ideas in the agendios we produce that we’d like to share some with you. Today we’re featuring planning pages.

Agendio offers seven planning page layouts for you to use as is or to customize, available in the Builder on the Extra pages screen. One we really like is the Reflections page, which provides you with a list of questions to reflect on.

It can be used for any time period, and we have seen many customized weekly, monthly and yearly reflection pages.

For your next agendio, consider adding a few reflections pages to your agendio to prompt you to look back and make sure you remember the priorities you set for yourself. What would you want to reflect on as you use your agendio?

We see so many great ideas in the agendios we produce that we’d like to share some with you. Today we’re featuring lists.

Angela added to her agendio a set of lists to track her chores. She applied the idea to divide her lists by frequency and created three lists: One list is for yearly chores, another is for twice-yearly chores and a third for monthly chores.

Even though all the pages track chores, they have different requirements. So we were thrilled to see how, using Agendio’s features, Angela selected different layouts for each page and formatted them differently, for example with or without checkboxes and selecting different numbers of columns. What a very successful design.

What would you put on each list if you made three chore lists?