Quo Vadis diaries were invented in 1952 by a French doctor who was unable to find the diary he wanted. He was looking for a diary that would allow him to plan his time, day-by-day, week-by-week and across the year ahead. In the end he just made his own diary up, and then started giving them to friends as well. They ended up being so popular that he gave up his job and moved into producing diaries full-time. Quo Vadis diaries were thus born out of a genuine need for a quality diary. Today Quo Vadis diaries are sold internationally in several languages, a testimony to the popularity and effectiveness of the Quo Vadis Agenda planning system.

The idea behind Agenda Planning from Quo Vadis is that it allows you to easily and clearly organise your time, with daily appointment slots, weekly note sections, and extra useful features such as tear-off corners for easier page-finding. The Quo Vadis diaries also have address books, information sections and come in an outer cover which can be re-used from year to year. See individual diaries for exact information on what features each can offer.