The refill you want isn't on the shelf.
Mékery makes planner refills that fit the binder you already own,
and prints them on the printer you already have.
Pick a ready-made one, or split the page yourself and build it.
■ Fits your binder
A5, Bible (95×170mm), A6, Mini 6 (80×126mm), Pocket, M5 (62×105mm).
You can also use the paper sideways, which makes calendar cells much wider.
The binding edge is reserved as a band, so the holes you punch never cut a rule.
Its width moves in 0.1mm steps. Dial it in to the rings you have.
■ Ready-made pages
Monthly block, Monthly spread, Weekly vertical, Weekly horizontal,
Weekly left-side, Hourly schedule, Habit tracker, Year at a glance,
To-do list, Chart grid, Grid, Dot grid, Isometric, Ruled, Vertical ruled, and more.
- Monthly colours Japanese public holidays, and can show rokuyo.
Six rows every month, so the rules line up front and back
- Weekly vertical runs midnight to midnight. The hours you actually use get
the room; early morning and late night are compressed. Set the range with
a two-handle slider
Grid and rule spacing runs 2.5mm to 10mm, in 0.5mm steps.
■ Or build your own
Split the page across or down. Split one of those blocks again.
That is the whole operation. There is no cell merging - nesting does the same job.
What you can drop into a block:
- Grid / dots / isometric / ruled / vertical ruled / table / text / fill
- Monthly block / weekly vertical / weekly horizontal / year / hourly schedule
A calendar you drop in shrinks to fit its block. Left alone the text would
be crushed, so you choose: reflow the layout only, scale the whole thing,
or keep it at its original size.
Save a combination you like as a "part", give it a name, and reuse it.
Edit the part and every place you put it changes with it.
Two-page spreads are supported, and pages can repeat by month or by week.
■ Choose a typeface
Per block. Mincho, classic mincho, rounded gothic, textbook, brush, retro, pop.
There are decorative Latin faces (script, inscriptional, display) and a Korean face.
You download only the ones you use, so the app itself stays small,
and once downloaded they work offline.
■ The language on the page
Weekday, month and week headings come in Japanese or English, set per block,
so one sheet can mix them. Weekdays can be MON / Mo / M.
The Japanese era, holiday colouring and rokuyo each have their own switch,
independent of the language.
■ Actual size, or several to a sheet
The actual-size PDF carries trim marks, so there is no guessing when you cut.
You can also export imposed onto A4, ordered so that front and back line up
once you print double-sided and trim.
■ Tuned to your printer
Home printers shrink the page a little. Print both sides and the two drift apart.
Mékery corrects the binding margin, the paper height and the duplex drift
in 0.1mm steps. Print the alignment sheet, measure with a ruler, and the
correction applies to every template from then on.
■ Take your work with you
Export designs and parts to a file, and import them on another device.
Full backups too.
■ Your pages never leave the device
No account, no sign-in.
Designs and PDFs are made on the device and sent nowhere.
Ads keep it free. They appear on the list and export screens only,
never while you are editing a page. You can remove them with a one-time
purchase - the editor, every size, PDF export and duplex calibration are
free either way.
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