Not at this time, and honestly it may stay that way — or it may not. What I can tell you is that if custom work ever becomes part of what I offer, it will not be individual commissions or personal orders. My goal is to eventually collaborate with larger brands that I genuinely resonate with. I have a vision I am working toward, and with the time I have and the big picture I am building, personal custom orders are not something I can fit into that. Thank you for understanding — I mean that sincerely!

All stickers are made with premium vinyl and are waterproof, weatherproof, and UV-resistant.

To maximize your sticker's lifespan:

• Clean surfaces gently with mild soap and water

• Avoid harsh scrubbing or abrasive cleaners

• Apply to clean, dry surfaces for maximum adhesion

• For outdoor applications (cars, helmets, snowboards, etc.), lightly buff or sand the area before applying for maximum adhesion

• Allow 24-48 hours for full adhesive bond before heavy use

Right now, me! Every sticker is designed, printed, and finished in my own workspace. I run my own machines, handle my own quality control, and pack every order myself. No middleman, no fulfillment warehouse — just me and my machines at this stage of the business.

As Dreamlike Innovations grows, that will evolve — and intentionally so. Working with trusted manufacturers to handle production and eventually building a team to help fulfill orders is part of the plan. That is not a contradiction; that is thinking like a business owner. Working with manufacturers creates jobs. Building a team creates opportunity. Trying to do everything alone forever creates burnout — and I have bigger dreams than that.

The goal has always been big: wholesale, scale, and the kind of financial, time, and location freedom that only comes from building something that does not depend entirely on one person doing every single thing. The business is being built to reflect that from the start.

Want a behind-the-scenes look at where it all started? I documented the beginning of this whole journey — building a business from 92 square feet — in this YouTube video: https://youtu.be/bs41YxAgInA?si=3KVbn-tfxk6V0Hpb

Your case is built to last, but a little routine care goes a long way!

✿ Remove your case at least once a month to clean both the case and your phone separately. Make sure both are completely dry before putting the case back on.

✿ Lysol wipes are safe to use on your case and will not cause fading or peeling. I use them on my own cases regularly!

✿ Avoid prolonged exposure to extreme heat, which can affect any phone case over time regardless of material.

I've personally dropped my phone more times than I'd like to admit, and after two months of daily use before listing, I can tell you firsthand — these cases are incredibly durable. My phone has come out scratch-free and dent-free every single time. Better than any case I've ever owned.

I work with a U.S. manufacturer located near my favorite mountain to snowboard on in Upstate New York — and that detail is not lost on me. Having my original artwork brought to life in a place that holds so much of my heart is something I thought about intentionally when choosing a production partner.

Every case is made to order specifically for you using entirely USA-made materials, from the case itself to the magnets, ink, and printing process. My manufacturer also partners with One Tree Planted, so every case produced contributes to reforestation efforts.

This is not mass production. Every case starts as original hand-drawn artwork, and every case is made for one person: you.

Every DREAMLIKEDIANA phone case is built with a dual-layer construction: a rigid, impact-resistant polycarbonate outer shell paired with a shock-absorbing thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) inner lining. This combination protects against drops, bumps, and everyday wear without adding unnecessary bulk.

Designs are printed using UV printing technology, which produces vibrant, high-resolution color that will not fade or peel under normal use.

Great question — getting this right before you order matters, since returns and exchanges are not accepted for incorrect device selection!

Here is a quick guide:

✿ iPHONE: Most current and recent iPhone models are listed. Apple holds the majority of the U.S. smartphone market (roughly 55-60% as of 2024-2025), so the case lineup reflects that.

If you are unsure of your exact model, you can find it by going to

• Settings

• then General

• then About on your iPhone.

  • The model name will be listed there.

✿ ANDROID: Android availability is currently limited to the Samsung Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26 Plus, and Galaxy S26 Ultra. Other Android models have been discontinued from the lineup due to low demand and the operational requirements of maintaining those SKUs. My manufacturer is committed to keeping turnaround times fast and pricing low — and focusing on the models with the strongest demand is part of how they do that.

If your device is not listed, check back regularly as the lineup is updated. When in doubt, reach out through the contact form before ordering and I am happy to help you figure it out!

Every phone case I offer is listed according to what my U.S. manufacturer produces. Every single component — the cases, magnets, ink, and the entire manufacturing process — is made in their facility here in the USA. Nothing comes from overseas. Whatever is not listed is simply not something they currently produce, but they do update their lineup regularly, so please check back! If you do not see your device listed today, it may be available in the future.

Yes! Every DREAMLIKEDIANA phone case features an edge-to-edge full-wrap print, so the design carries all the way around for a seamless, finished look.

Yes! Every DREAMLIKEDIANA phone case is compatible with all standard wireless chargers. The MagSafe cases also feature hidden embedded magnets for seamless MagSafe charging and accessories — no bulk, no interruption to the design.

Every DREAMLIKEDIANA phone case is backed by a 12-month international warranty covering manufacturing defects. Prints will not fade or peel under normal use — and if a covered issue occurs during that window, I will replace your case.

I work with a manufacturer I trust completely, and we both stand behind the quality of every single case. If something goes wrong on our end, I've got you covered.

Here is exactly what the warranty covers and what it does not, because I want to be transparent with you before you order.

✿ COVERED

• Receiving a completely wrong case (wrong design or wrong device model entirely)

• A case that arrives physically broken or structurally damaged straight out of packaging

• A print where the color is completely wrong — for example, you ordered a pink case and it arrived blue or black. That is a production error and is fully covered.

✿ NOT COVERED

• Tiny ink pixels visible when inspecting the case extremely closely — this is completely normal for UV printing and is not a defect

• Color variation between your screen and the finished case — all screens display color differently, and print colors will always differ from what you see on a monitor. If the color is close but not exactly what you pictured, that is not a defect. If the color is entirely wrong (see above), that is.

• Small positional shifts in the print of a few millimeters — minor variation is a completely normal and expected part of the manufacturing process, both for phone cases and for stickers. My production partner works to incredibly high standards, but no manufacturing process produces two results that are 100% identical.

• Damage caused by drops, misuse, or normal wear over time

• Incorrect device selection at checkout — please double-check your phone model before ordering, as returns and exchanges are not accepted for wrong device selection

For warranty claims, please use the contact form and include your order number, photo and video proof of the issue, and a short explanation of what happened. I respond within 1-3 business days (Monday through Friday, non-holidays).

Most planners give you a layout and leave you to figure out the rest. Plan With Purpose pairs hard-hitting mindset tools with practical, action-goal-based structure in a single system. It was built from 20+ years of personal planning experience, a background in UX and systems design, and a genuine frustration with everything else on the market. Every section has a purpose. No filler. No redundant instruction pages. Just depth, clarity, and intention.

• It’s for everyday dreamers, overthinkers, ambitious beginners, and comeback kids.

• It’s for the person who has tried every planner and always ends up making their own system in the margins.

• It’s for the person who wants more than a to-do list.

• It was also designed with beginners in mind — people who felt intimidated by other planning formats and needed something that didn’t require a learning curve to start.

No. I originally considered making separate versions, but the more I developed the system, the more I realized it was genuinely universal. The tools, questions, and structure work for any person, any lifestyle, any goal. It wasn’t built for a demographic — it was built for a mindset.

Yes. There are no pre-printed months, years, or days. You fill in dates yourself as you go, which means you can start any time, take breaks without guilt, and never waste a single page. Life doesn’t run on a January-to-December schedule, and neither does this planner.

Royal size — 6.14 × 9.21 inches. And yes, the size name is fully intentional. Royal is also the name of my favorite mountain to snowboard on, so when I came across it I knew it was meant to be.

Beyond the name, the sizing was a deliberate design decision. Royal is slightly smaller than B5 (6.93 × 9.84 inches), which means it fits perfectly into a B5 padfolio, planner cover, or sleeve — and that has always been part of the vision. A reusable cover makes the whole system more intentional and sustainable. You're not throwing anything away. You're just swapping out the insert when you're ready for the next one. I personally DIYed my own cover from a friend's old bible cover she no longer wanted — total cost was under $10 — and it felt like the whole thing clicked into place.

It's also worth knowing that any A5 inserts I sell in the future will fit perfectly inside this planner if you want to use the back of the dot grid pages for something extra. B5 inserts may also fit depending on the design, but since B5 runs slightly larger, results may vary.

Comfortable to carry in a bag, substantial enough to write in, and designed to make the most of every single page without feeling cramped. The size was never an accident.

The planner was written, hand-drawn, designed, and built entirely by me — every page, every prompt, every system, every word. The printing and fulfillment is handled by Lulu Press, my U.S.-based production partner.

Lulu Press is the same platform independent authors, educators, and creators have used for years to bring original work to market without a traditional publisher or a minimum print run of thousands of units. They are the printer. That's it. They touch the paper. Everything inside came from me. That is the entire difference between what I'm doing and what a dropshipper does — a dropshipper sources someone else's product and resells it. I created the product. Lulu prints it.

I want to be transparent about why Lulu specifically. I have looked extensively for alternatives. Mixam was an option — and they were running even more expensive than Lulu. Going that route would have meant pricing this planner between $70–$100 before shipping, and that defeats the entire purpose of building something accessible. Smyth-sewn lay-flat binding, which I would love to offer, is incredibly difficult to source affordably in the United States — it is only done at accessible price points overseas, and right now, between tariffs and the current cost of overseas production, that is not a viable or values-aligned option for this brand.

So Lulu it is — for now. I am always researching. New companies, new methods, and new manufacturing options keep emerging, and I am paying attention to all of them. When the funds and the right partner exist, I will explore domestic stock manufacturing and potentially international options that meet my standards. The goal has always been to keep improving — the planner, the materials, the process, everything.

What I can tell you is that this first edition was made with every resource and option available to me right now, and I am proud of every single page. If this is what it looks like at version one, I can only imagine what it looks like five to ten years from now.

Yes — eventually. But not any time soon, and I want to be honest about why.

I am a one-woman operation, and this planner was no small feat to bring to life. You would not believe the hoops I had to jump through just to get this physical version made. Everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong. And I still got it across the finish line — which I am genuinely proud of.

Right now my focus has to stay on making this version the best it can be. A digital edition is not just a PDF export — it is a completely different design challenge. Interactive fields, screen-optimized layouts, different page proportions, accessibility considerations. It deserves to be done right, not rushed out as an afterthought just because people asked.

I am still relatively new to the design program I used to build this, and taking on a parallel digital version right now would mean doing both things poorly instead of one thing well. That is not how I operate. It is on the roadmap. When the time is right, when I have the bandwidth, and when I can do it justice — it will happen. And knowing me, it will be worth the wait.

For now, this physical version is where my whole heart is. And honestly? There is something really special about putting pen to paper.

This planner is printed on approximately 60# text / ~90 GSM lightweight planning paper — the same weight category used in many popular planners on the market. This weight keeps the planner flexible, portable, and easy to use daily.

The tradeoff is ghosting. Yes, it exists on this paper weight and is expected. That said, the degree of ghosting depends entirely on the tools you use. I personally write with Muji Gel Pens and Tombow Markers and experience no ghosting in my day to day use — only when I layer multiple Tombow markers heavily or use Sharpie highlighters does anything bleed through to the other side. Everyday ballpoint, gel, and rollerball pens, Tombow markers, and standard pencils all perform well. Where you'll run into trouble is with heavy ink flow markers, alcohol-based pens like Copics or many brush pens, and thick-tipped highlighters — those may bleed through or cause heavier ghosting.

If ghosting is something you are sensitive to, I want you to know that before purchasing. Transparency is part of how I do business.

Not necessarily. Soft-touch lamination is produced in a large manufacturing environment where static electricity from the film and paper dust from industrial cutting equipment can cause microscopic specks to appear on or under the cover surface. If the specks are on the surface, a slightly damp soft microfiber cloth gently wiped across the cover should lift them right out. If they are trapped under the lamination, they cannot be removed — but this is considered a normal characteristic of soft-touch lamination in mass book manufacturing, not a quality defect.

No. This edition uses perfect bound softcover binding, not Smyth-sewn (lay-flat) binding. Lay-flat binding significantly increases production costs and was not a viable option for this first edition. It is on my list for future versions. For now, the planner opens comfortably to about 170 degrees and holds well in hand.