The Spiraldex Planning System - Mind Mapping and Filofax

The original chronodex system was designed by Patrick Ng. 

Here is a link to see his work:
http://scription.typepad.com/blog/2011/11/scription-chronodex-weekly-planner-
2012-free-download-with-the-cost-of-a-prayer.html#.UWFMfZNvB2A


And here's my video looking at the chronodex system and how I created my own Spiral organizer. 

It is a trial only as I need more time to get my thoughts around this visual system

Watch the video - it says it all!

Here are the pictures of my spiral template with an unmarked one as well:

A few weeks after designing the above I took some time to modify the original design a little. 

Here is the new design: 

I quite like this new spiral as it has the 15-minute increments. 

I removed the gray times in favour of small numbered dots. 

This is because at a glance, most of us can tell the hour position without 

needing the numerals.

It also is a bit neater.

I also toyed with a slightly different version with darker dots.
Please message me to tell me what you think.

I have also named this figure the Spiraldex so that my design is not confused with the other.

I based the spiral on the Golden Ratio which helps creates a Fibonacci Spiral but found it had to be shortened a little to create more even segments from 1 pm onward. I also tried to maintain the circular shape which is more aligned to a clock face than the Fibonacci Spiral which increases exponentially.

this amazing proportion can be found in a variety of natural and artistic designs.

Its dimensions have a pleasing and attraction to our minds and its sense of proportion just seems right.

Hence the visual attraction to the spiraldex shape I have designed. It is easy on the eye and the mind embraces it with some sort of natural connection.

I have also played around with a Week-On-2-Pages format for my A5 Filofax. 

Here is the template so far...

And another version with slightly larger spirals on the left hand side. 

I am still undecided as to which appears best. What do you think?

or perhaps a central version:

Here are some examples I found on Google where others have utilized the original chronodex graph in their own planners

This one incorporates a two-month calendar and is a weekday or 5-day-on-2-pages design
It us most likely used as a work organizer.

Another work organizer with a date stamp used as well. I think it is a moleskin notebook.

This one diagram per page design is more like what I like to use. 
There is a lot of space for broad diagrams, sketches, writing an planning.

Another planner with three-days-per-page with an opposite page for notes and diagrams.

the original Patrick Ng chronodex.

It looks like there is now an ink stamp available 
Here is a link to the Chronodex FaceBook page which covers information about the stamp:
http://www.facebook.com/chronodex/posts/280345952042794