Stalogy’s page-per-day design is ingenious. A very subtle chart at the top of each page allows you to record the date if you desire, or you can use the notebook freely with no intention to take advantage of date recording. The pages also have a very subtle 8 to 21 timeline on the left hand side of the grid paper. In this sense it’s both a potential daily planner or an every day notebook. The pages have a pale gray 5mm grid that is very easy on the eyes. Stalogy paper pairs fantastically with gel ink, so it is fabulous for gel pen lovers! Since the Stalogy paper is very thin, you get a lot of pages (368) in a compact size.