Brain Dump Notepad, to Do List Desk Pad, Productivity Planner, ADHD Daily Planner | 50 Undated Tear Away Sheets A4 (Colorful)

Great for those overthinkers! If you can't sleep because of racing thoughts, dump it all down before bed for a better sleep. Great prompts too to organise.

Very useful for work!

Useful forms to help keep track of jobs. Good quality paper as well

I love this - It really helps a chaotic brain!

Excellent product. Highly recommend.

Has really helped my busy brain!!

This product arrived in unbranded plastic packaging. The note book is A4 in size and the paper quality is very good. I liked the design and found the sections well laid out, if I did not need one I just manually changed it to suit my needs. Really simple and easy to use. Good price point.

This is a totally functional product and as a neurodiverse person, I was keen to try it. There’s lots of good things about it: A4 is a really good size, it is easy to use, the quality of the paper is very good. The reason I didn’t love it that much is because I didn’t find it that useful as a brain dump tool. When I needed to do that, I found myself turning it over, scribbling down all the things I needed to do, and THEN sifting that long list into the various categories (things I must, want and could do for example). Because the quality of the paper is so good, you can use the back of the sheet like that, without any ghosting or ink bleed through, even with fountain pen ink. For an example, look at the two pictures attached. My fountain pen dropped some big globs of ink, and there’s really no trace on the other side. Impressive. But functionally, personally I found the layout too cluttered and detailed to capture the volume of tasks I needed, and the boxes were too small to capture all my to dos (most of my tasks are musts, sadly). I did find the schedule, follow up and call boxes useful, but again size of those boxes were a problem. In terms of value for money, to be honest I think £9.99 (as of August 2025), is quite a lot for 50 sheets of printed A4 paper. I disagree with the manufacturer’s claim that the pad would support planning for a year or more. I’d easily use one sheet a day, and I’m not THAT busy. So for me, one pad would last a month or two maximum. So overall, I can see other reviewers have really liked this product, and if it works for you, that’s great. But while I loved the paper itself, for me the layout was too cluttered and there were too few sheets in the pad for me to reorder it once this runs out.