The best thing? Ruby didn't even design this. Ruby had to commission someone else with healthy eating habits to make it, because she couldn't be trusted to do it herself, or has no concept of what a healthy meal planner would look like.
Even then, I don't think it's a great design and doesn't justify its existence with the example photos. Why would you be putting 'recipes to make one day' on a planner you'll be tearing off and throwing away at the end of the week? So I'd have to copy all my recipe ideas from each week's planner to another planner/notebook? Get the duck outta here with this redundant busywork bullshit.
Another example provided for a great use of the note section is to 'keep track of what you already have in'; I'm supposed to keep an inventory of my entire kitchen on this bleeping thing?? Who even needs this? Just make a blank, all-purpose planner in a variety of designs and 'aesthetics.'
So this planner is designed by someone called Mina Rome. Who is that? Well, if you were finding the planner through her Pumpkin Productivity store, you'd have zero idea - there's no mention of her full name or link to her channel/site. You have to somehow recognise Mina from her face/first name. Great work, Ruby! She's mentioned by her full name and linked and credited on the Pumpkin Productivity Insta though, right? Nahhhh. The only link to Mina's profile is in Ruby’s personal insta story, which will be gone in a day.
Mina seems to have her own established store/brand already, so I have no idea what she would gain hitching her wagon to someone as toxic as Ruby, but I hope she had a lawyer draw up a contract to make sure she gets paid for sales. Ruby would absolutely do everything she could to get out of paying money to a contractor/contributor. Like "You don't need money, you'll get paid in exposure! (Makes it impossible to find Mina's store/profile in every store page.)"