How many times can I use the Today cards before running out?

You get sixty Today cards total—thirty in small size and thirty in large. If you use one Today card per workday, that covers about twelve weeks. The pack includes fewer task cards than note-format cards because the task cards are meant for daily planning while the others suit ongoing notes.

Will fountain pen ink bleed through these cards?

The hundred-pound stock handles fountain pens, gel ink, and most markers without bleed-through. The paper is thick enough that you can write on both sides if needed, though the rigidity works best when each card carries information on one face.

What is the difference between small and large cards?

Both sizes measure three inches by five inches—the terms small and large refer to the card's orientation or layout design rather than different physical dimensions. You get identical quantities of each format in both versions.

Can I buy refills of just one card type after trying this pack?

The variety pack exists to help you discover which formats suit your workflow. Once you know, individual refill packs of specific formats are available separately, though not as a mixed bundle like this one.

Analog Card Variety Pack

The 3-second version

466 cards total across ten different formats in two sizes
Task cards split into Today, Next, and Someday categories
Hundred-pound stock rigid enough to stand on edge
Limited Today cards—only 60 total
Standard 3×5 size may feel cramped
No refills of mixed formats

Why it's on GiftsFeed

Physical index cards for analog task planning and note-taking

Most index cards are flimsy commodity items sold in bulk, designed for filing recipes or study notes rather than daily workflow. These use stock thick enough to function as freestanding task markers on a desk, and the rounded corners survive weeks of handling without fraying. The real decision is whether you need the structure of preformatted task cards or the flexibility of blank and gridded surfaces. This variety pack assumes you don't know yet, and gives you enough of each to figure out which formats disappear fastest in your actual routine.

Good gift when

People testing analog workflows before committing to refills
Those who switch between structured tasks and freeform notes
Anyone moving away from digital task management
Desk workers who think better with paper in hand

Skip it if If you already know which single format you prefer, individual refill packs offer better value than sampling ten types you won't all use.

Specs

Card Stock Weight: 100 lb
Card Dimensions: 3" × 5"
Corner Style: Rounded
Total Card Count: 466 cards
Small Card Count: 233 cards (33 task, 200 note formats)
Large Card Count: 233 cards (33 task, 200 note formats)
Formats Included: Task (Today/Next/Someday), Dot Grid, Lined, Graph, Blank

What's included

33 Small Task Cards (30 Today, 2 Next, 1 Someday)
50 Small Dot Grid Cards
50 Small Lined Cards
50 Small Graph Cards
50 Small Blank Cards
33 Large Task Cards (30 Today, 2 Next, 1 Someday)
50 Large Dot Grid Cards
50 Large Lined Cards
50 Large Graph Cards
50 Large Blank Cards

If you're giving it

No sizing to guess
Arrives ready to give

Ideal for someone transitioning to analog planning but uncertain which card format fits their workflow.

The details

This pack delivers 466 cards across ten formats, split evenly between small and large sizes. Both dimensions measure three by five inches, and every card uses the same thick stock with rounded corners.

The task cards come in three types: Today, Next, and Someday. Each stack includes thirty Today cards for immediate priorities, two Next cards for upcoming work, and one Someday card for longer-term ideas. The remaining formats—dot grid, lined, graph, and blank—arrive in stacks of fifty each.

Every card is printed on hundred-pound stock rigid enough to stand upright on a desk. The paper handles fountain pens, gel ink, and most markers without bleed-through. Rounded corners prevent the dog-earing and snagging that happens with square-cut cards.

The variety pack exists for people who want to work on paper but haven't settled on a single format. Some tasks suit a structured Today card, others need the freedom of a blank sheet, and many workflows blend formats throughout the day. This bundle gives you enough of each type to discover which combinations fit how you actually think and plan.

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Analog Card Variety Pack

Ten different card formats in two sizes to test what works for your workflow

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The 3-second version

466 cards total across ten different formats in two sizes
Task cards split into Today, Next, and Someday categories
Hundred-pound stock rigid enough to stand on edge
Limited Today cards—only 60 total
Standard 3×5 size may feel cramped
No refills of mixed formats

Questions

How many times can I use the Today cards before running out?: You get sixty Today cards total—thirty in small size and thirty in large. If you use one Today card per workday, that covers about twelve weeks. The pack includes fewer task cards than note-format cards because the task cards are meant for daily planning while the others suit ongoing notes.
Will fountain pen ink bleed through these cards?: The hundred-pound stock handles fountain pens, gel ink, and most markers without bleed-through. The paper is thick enough that you can write on both sides if needed, though the rigidity works best when each card carries information on one face.
What is the difference between small and large cards?: Both sizes measure three inches by five inches—the terms small and large refer to the card's orientation or layout design rather than different physical dimensions. You get identical quantities of each format in both versions.
Can I buy refills of just one card type after trying this pack?: The variety pack exists to help you discover which formats suit your workflow. Once you know, individual refill packs of specific formats are available separately, though not as a mixed bundle like this one.