Bullet Journal for Quaderno

200 undated dot grid pages for Quaderno A5 and A5 Gen2, with a linked index. You draw monthlies. Not A4.

Bullet Journal for Quaderno A5 is a 200-page dot grid Quaderno bullet journal built for daily logs, habit trackers, reading lists, and the one-off notes you don’t want to hunt for later. It’s one section, one PDF, and one place to keep the pages you actually use.

Every page links back to the index at the front. Tap an entry and you land on that page. Tap the page number at the bottom and you’re back where you started, ready to tap the next one. With 200 pages in a single section, you can log for months before you run out of room.

The dot grid gives you enough structure to keep lines straight and boxes even, without locking you into one layout. It works for a text-heavy log one day, a quick sketch the next, and a habit tracker grid whenever you want one, all inside the same 200 pages.

There are no dated pages, month labels, or preprinted trackers here, only the dot grid and a way back to the front. What you build inside the section is up to you.

We asked Rabia to hand-draw the cover, the way she does for every mildspring notebook.

What is inside this Quaderno bullet journal

• Notes section: 200 dot grid pages in one continuous section
• A hyperlinked list at the front, linked to every page in the section

How it works

It’s one PDF. Copy it onto your Quaderno A5 and open it like any other document, no extra app required. Tap an entry at the front and the reader jumps to that page. Tap the page number at the bottom of any page and it takes you back to where you started. There’s nothing to install and nothing to configure. Open the file and start writing on page one.

Made for these devices

This notebook is built for the Quaderno A5. The page size and margins match that screen, so the dot grid sits edge to edge with no empty gutters or cut-off dots. It’s not a resized version of a template built for another device.

If you want more structure alongside the dot grid pages, the Business Meeting Notebook for Quaderno and the Cornell Notes Digital Notebook for Quaderno use the same tap-to-jump navigation on the same device.

Frequently asked questions