Bullet Journal Template With Blank Dot Grid Pages

This bullet journal template leaves the planning to you. It’s 200 dot grid pages with a numbered, tappable index at the front and a breadcrumb back to it on every page. There are no printed months, weekly layouts or habit charts. If you like drawing your own spreads, that’s the whole point.

We left off the title and date band on purpose, too. A monthly calendar or a dense habit grid wants the full sheet, and a printed header just gets in the way.

Setting up your first few pages

The method works the same as it does on paper. Short symbols for tasks, events and notes go in a running daily log. Bigger pages, called collections, hold anything that needs room of its own. Here’s one simple way to start:

• Use the first few pages for a key and a future log.
• Start a monthly page, then run daily logs after it.
• Give a two-page weekly spread two index numbers in a row, such as 12 and 13.
• Park collections like books to read or trip plans on any empty number.

Because each index row is one page, you never number pages in the margin. Write a short label next to the number in the index, and that page is one tap away from then on.

Why the index matters on a tablet

On paper you can flip through and spot a spread by its shape. On a screen, paging through 200 pages one at a time is slow. The index takes care of that. Jump to a collection, swipe through the pages around it, and tap the breadcrumb when you’re ready to head back to the front.

The journal is drawn at each tablet’s own page size. It comes for Supernote, reMarkable, Kindle Scribe, BOOX, Kobo, Quaderno and iPad.