You never quit journaling. You lost track of the journals.

There's the floral one you bought for gratitude and the black one you meant for big ideas. Under them is the one with the first nine pages ruled perfectly. Each of them made sense the day you bought it. Then you sat down with a thought, couldn't decide which book it belonged in, and wrote it nowhere. "I think it's adorable that they think I have one drawer of unfinished journals," one woman wrote in a comment in October. Nothing is wrong with you. A book with one job and one place to be was always going to lose to a busy week.

The inserts sit side by side in one cover: lined pages for the day, blank pages for whatever doesn't fit on a line, and a planner insert if you add one. "I have a few journals for different things that I can't bring them all with me so I end up not using them," one woman told us by text in October. Here you only bring one thing. Open to the insert you feel like using today, and switch whenever you want. You stop deciding where a thought belongs, because everything is in the same place.

It arrives in a linen travel bag. Inside are the cover, two 76-page inserts (one lined, one blank), a zipper organizer insert and the charm you choose, and US shipping is free. The other notebooks at the start of the video aren't ours, and the stickers, stamps and cards are hers, so those are yours to add. A pen, extra refills, the grid and planner inserts and the Card Organizer are sold separately.

The Pocket is the one in the video. Its cover is 4.25 x 6.89 in (108 x 175 mm), with pages of 90 x 163 mm. "love the thought of something I could have with me all the time instead of just at home," one woman told us by text in October. The Classic cover is 4.72 x 7.87 in (120 x 200 mm), with pages of 105 x 190 mm, for longer entries at a table. Will your own inserts fit? Traveler's Notebook Passport inserts fit both sizes. A6 and Hobonichi Weeks fit the Classic only. A5, B6 and Traveler's Notebook Regular are too big for either.

A thick dated book is a year-long promise, and you can see how far behind you are just by looking at it. An insert is 76 pages with no printed dates. Write on Monday and then nothing until next month, and the next page is just the next page. "I like the idea of not dated so I don't have to beat myself up if I miss some days," one woman told us by text in October. One line counts.

When an insert fills, slide it out, keep it, and slide in a refill. Refills start at $12, about 76 pages each. "Expensive, but i love having my notebooks together in one. Plus its small so when I finish one I can store it more neatly," one woman wrote in a comment in October. If you've ever thought "it's paper and a pen," this is the difference: the cover is what you keep, and you stop shopping for the next journal. The lifetime warranty covers the binding, the cover and the hardware.

Choose from eight colors (the one in the video is Midnight), then clip on the charm you like. The Momento is 50% off right now: the Pocket from $69 (was $138) and the Classic from $89 (was $178). You can also pay in installments with Shop Pay at checkout. The charm is free, US shipping is free, and you have easy 100-day returns.