Discover Wayzgoose: Planners Designed Around the Things You Love
There’s something lovely about discovering a British brand that’s creating products with real care and attention.
Wayzgoose is a great example of this, offering specialised planners designed and made in Yorkshire. Each one is inspired by hobbies, interests or life’s milestones, and helps prove that not every planner has to be about meetings and deadlines.
No matter if you are planning your next gardening project, keeping a growing collection of houseplants happy or simply looking for a better way to keep track of a hobby you love, having somewhere to keep all your notes together can make those little moments even more enjoyable.
Planners Designed Around Real Life

Rather than creating one planner that’s expected to suit everyone, Wayzgoose has chosen a different approach. Its collection is made up of planners and journals designed for specific hobbies, interests and life events, making them feel much more personal than a standard diary.
One of the first ranges that caught my eye was the one for gardeners and plant lovers. Specially curated to help you out no matter if you are noting down what you’ve planted, keeping track of watering schedules or looking back to see what worked well last season, having everything in one place can be surprisingly useful. The same goes for houseplants, where it’s all too easy to forget when something was last watered or repotted. I say as someone who is awful for over- and under-watering my own plants.
The range also includes health and fitness journals, along with planners for life’s milestones, including pregnancy journals. It’s nice to see Wayzgoose creating products for so many different stages of life and interests, which means there is bound to be a log or journal which will fit with something in your life.
A Place for the Things You Enjoy

It’s amazing how quickly little notes end up scattered everywhere; a reminder on your phone, a scrap of paper on the kitchen counter, a notebook that’s somehow never nearby when you need it.
Having a planner dedicated to one hobby or interest gives those notes a proper home. More than that, it gives you something to look back on. No matter if it’s seeing how your garden changes through the seasons, remembering which plants thrived in a particular spot or celebrating progress towards a personal goal, those records often become part of the enjoyment.
For many people, that’s what makes specialist planners so appealing. They’re not really about being perfectly organised; they’re about making it easier to enjoy the things you love, from fishing to workouts and golf to bird watching.
If you’re someone who enjoys putting pen to paper, keeping track of projects or simply loves finding stationery that’s a little different, Wayzgoose is well worth exploring. It’s refreshing to see a brand creating planners around the things people genuinely enjoy rather than just another place to write appointments.
If you would like to find out more about Wayzgoose Planners, head over to their website where you can pick up one from just £7.50.
Win a Wayzgoose Planner

Wayzgoose has kindly offered three Life in a Break Down readers the chance to win a planner of their choice, worth up to £9.99 .
If you’d like the chance to choose a planner that suits your own hobbies or interests, simply complete the entries in the Gleam widget below.
Win 1 of 3 Wayzgoose: Planner of Your Choice!This competition has a mandatory comment entry; once completed, all other entry methods are optional. However, entering via multiple methods gives you more entries into the final draw.
Open to UK residents only. Giveaway closes 26/08. The winner will be chosen at random and contacted by email. Good luck!
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The Internet and Password Book – help me to remember my passwords
I love a morning journal to start my day
I would choose the Six Month Workout Log Book. I am trying to improve my health and this would be ideal to keep track of my new exercise regime.
the Houseplant Log Book would be ideal – it seems well organised and covers one of my interests
The passwords one is an absolute game changer for someone like me who can never remember hers 🫣
The gardening log book would be really helpful for my gardening
I know someone who would adore the password log book! She currently has a book for passwords which have multiple OLD passwords and its always difficult to tell which one is correct so a new more organised one would be ideal!
Houseplant log
I’d love the gardening log book to get more organised about my gardening.
The Golf one would be perfect for my golf mad husband who is trying to lower his handicap. I love the gardening book as I can never remember which plant is which.
The garden log book would be great for organising the veggie patch.
I desperately need the Internet Address & Password Log Book, I never remember any of my passwords or usernames, I’m terrible.
Has to be the internet one as I have so many passwords to remember
Definitely the Internet passwords, they are currently on loose papers in a zip lock food bag 😔
I’d love the gardening log book for my daughter who has started growing her own fruit and veg! Would be so handy for her to note when each plant needs fertilising etc.
Id love the internet one as I am always forgetting address’ and passwords
Think I’d like the Bird Watching Log Book, sit with my morning coffee watching the birds x
I would like the Gardening Log Book, as I have just started gardening, and think it would be very useful.
I’d go for the workout log book, would come in really handy!
oh my word, I definitely need the Internet address and password log book.
The birdwatching log book sounds like a dream gift I would love to get my bird watching mum
I would like to read the gardening log book .
I’d love the Health & Fitness journal – after long days working in AI at a desk, it’d help me actually stick to a gym routine and track progress properly.
The Six Month Workout Log Book is right up my alley! I am on a serious health and fitness journey right now and this would help me level up! It’s not until something seriously breaks down that we take our health seriously, but I am glad that I have finally taken steps to take control of this area of my life.
The House Plant Log Book looks really good to keep track of my houseplants