The Ultimate A3 Desk Planner

Name: The Ultimate A3 Desk Planner
Brand: Hark Planners
SKU: HARK-DPL-WEEKLY
Price: 39.99 AUD
Availability: InStock

$39.99 AUD

Say goodbye to the mental mess and hello to your new desk bestie. The Hark Ultimate A3 Desk Planner is here to help you turn chaos into calm – one week at a time.

Whether you're running a business, managing a family, or just love writing things down, this weekly desk planner will help you stay organised, reduce overwhelm, and make space for what matters most.

It’s time to stop winging it and start owning your day. Ready to make life that little bit easier? Grab your desk planner now!

With 60 pages of weekly spreads, you’ll have over a year of clear, structured planning laid out in front of you. Each page runs Monday-Friday & Weekends, with hourly slots from 8am–6pm, so there’s room for work, life, and those much-needed coffee breaks.

Here’s why you’ll love it:

- A3 size = loads of space for scribbles, notes, and big ideas
- 60 undated pages – start anytime, no pressure
- Full weekly view (Mon–Friday + Weekends)
- Hourly slots (8am–6pm) to map your day like a boss
- Set three goals each week to keep your bigger picture in sight (and actually make progress!)
- Three focus sections each day to highlight top priorities

A3 (297x420mm) Landscape

Monday to Friday + Weekend
Hourly Tasks
Daily Focus
Weekly Goals
Brain Dump
60 pages
120GSM paper

A3-size weekly desk planner
60 undated pages (over a year of planning!)
Weekly spreads: Monday–Friday + Weekend overview
Hourly scheduling blocks from 8am–6pm
Weekly goal-setting section (set 3 key goals)
Daily focus areas to highlight top priorities
Minimalist, functional layout designed to reduce mental clutter

Styled With

Big ideas need space to land.

The Hark A3 Desk Planner is intentionally oversized to help you unload your thoughts, clarify priorities, and plan with confidence. With your entire week clearly laid out in front of you, it turns busy thinking into focused progress. Supporting your work, your creativity, and your life beyond the desk.

How to Use Your Desk Planner

1

Drop in the Big Rocks First

Start your week by writing down your most important priorities. The things that will actually move the needle. If these get done, it’s a good week.

2

Add the Pebbles

Fill in your regular tasks, meetings, and ongoing work around your main priorities.

3

Let the Sand Fill the Gaps

Use the remaining space for smaller to-dos, admin, and the little things that still need doing (but don’t need to run the show).

4

Get It Out of Your Head

Capture ideas, reminders, and mental clutter in the braindump section, Your brain doesn’t have to hold onto it all.

This takes the stress out of everyday planning, I'm very much a visual person so having a copy of my week next to me every day to review makes my life so much easier!

This desk planner is exactly what I needed! The design and colours look great on my desk, and the focus and 3 time blocks fit perfectly with my work schedule and allow me to visualise my week.

Have had no problems with smudging from either pens or highlighters (big deal for a left hander) and the paper is smooth and high quality.

The 'for next week' column is a lifesaver for a recovering over-committer such as myself, and has been so handy in capturing all the things my next week self can deal with instead.

I just love it! Especially the Brain dump and Next week sections! Instead of my desk being filled with post it notes ...all my reminders and notes are on one planner!

Absolutely love this planner! The A3 size is perfect – gives me so much space to map out my week properly without feeling cramped. The layout is intuitive and really helps me stay on top of tasks, meetings, and deadlines. Quality is fantastic too – thick paper that doesn't bleed through. If you're serious about staying organised, this is the one. Highly recommend!

I’m usually not a planner person, but this one is so handy! The A3 size gives me heaps of space for notes, and I love having everything in one spot instead of scattered on scraps of paper (that I always end up losing!). I also love the neutral colours – they look great on my desk!

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