Franklin Planner

Hyrum Smith in turn based many of his ideas from the teachings of Charles Hobbs who utilized a similar instrument called The Day-Timer, which predated the Franklin Planner.

Other inserts include ledger sheets for tracking finances or vehicle mileage, exercise logs, and other individualized reference materials.

The Franklin Planner is marketed to consumers through an e-commerce web site, a US-based call center, and a GSA government contract.

However, in 2008, FranklinCovey sold its Consumer Solutions Business Unit, including Franklin Planner, to a private equity firm.

[3] The parent company of the Franklin Planner is currently FC Organizational Products, LLC, which is the exclusive worldwide licensee of the FranklinCovey brand.