Bullet journal

Draft

Introduction

A bullet journal is a "getting things done" or "productivity" tool.

“A Bullet Journal is a modularized system of calendars, daily logs, and personalized notes, all brought together into a notebook with an index and daily usage. It’s easy to learn. You don’t have to read a book to learn the system.” (The Messy Bullet Journal, Part 2, retr. jan 2019.

Software

General purpose note taking and management tools

• Standard note taking software like Evernote or OneNote or Evernote or Goodnotes
• Mind maps

Bullet journal software

• The bullet journal companion (by the inventor of the bullet journal). As its name says, it's not a full replacement for a paper-based bullet journal.
• Bullet Journal | Habit tracker | To Do List (Android application).
• Journal it! - Bullet Journal, Diary, Habit Tracker (Android app)

Other specialized tools

These need to be configured/purposed for use as bullet journal

• Trello, cross platform solution to create boards, lists and cards for individuals and teams. The free version is OK for individual use. Pro versions add software integration and team functionality.
• Taskade,
• KanbanFlow,
• Dynalist is a todo list application.

There exist dozens of "todo" and other simple planning tools, e.g. Tasks: Todo list, Task List, Reminder (reminder), some of which also can be useful. I suggest using a tool that can be used from several types of platforms, e.g. A windows laptop, a linux desktop and an Android phone.

Links

• The Messy Bullet Journal, Part 2, part of a discussion of ways to use a bullet journal (retr. Jan 2019).
• The 5 Best Bullet Journal Apps to Make Bullet Journaling Effortless