We'd rather show you the plan than a wall of stars
This page is deliberately short, and that's on purpose. We launched recently, and we're not going to fill a page with quotes we can't stand behind.
Why you won't find invented testimonials here
Plenty of product pages open with a smiling face and a glowing five-star quote. We could write those this afternoon. But made-up reviews are worse than no reviews at all — they're the fastest way to lose your trust, and you'd be right to walk away.
So this page will fill up over time with real feedback from real readers, published with their permission. Until then, here's the honest substitute: a full description of exactly what's in the planner, so you can judge it on substance rather than stars.
How we'll handle reviews
Real names, real purchases
Every quote that appears here will be tied to an actual order, published with the person's permission. No anonymous filler.
Critical feedback stays in
If a reader says day four was tough or a page confused them, that goes up too. A reviews page with only perfection isn't information.
No incentives for praise
We won't offer discounts, refunds or free extras in exchange for a positive review. Feedback is given or it isn't.
Nothing edited to flatter us
Quotes may be trimmed for length, but never reworded to sound more enthusiastic than the person actually was.
You're the reviewer we actually want
If you've finished the seven days, your feedback is worth more than anything we could write ourselves — including the parts that didn't work. Send us your answers to the questions opposite and we'll ask before publishing anything.
Send your feedbackWe read everything, even when it's blunt.
The five questions we ask
Answer as many as you like — one line each is plenty.
- 1Did the shopping list cover everything you actually needed for the week?
- 2Which day was hardest to stick to, and what would have made it easier?
- 3Was anything in the daily pages unclear or hard to follow?
- 4Would you run the week again? If not, what stopped you?
- 5What's one thing you'd change about how the planner is laid out?
Judge it on the substance
No invented stars, no borrowed quotes — just the plan itself, exactly as it is.