An undated planner hands the dates back to you. Its pages carry the structure of a week or a month but print no numbers, which means the opening spread can be filled in on any Monday of any year without a stretch of untouched paper trailing behind it.
Two situations make that worth having. The first is timing, since nobody enjoys buying a January book in April and paying for three months they will never see. The second is pace. A studio log written in three days one week and every day the next fits this kind of book far better than a dated one, which quietly tallies up whichever days you skipped. Designs of this sort are in development and will be listed as they finish.
