If you decided to start a bullet journal you might also look for tracker ideas that you could add to your pages.
If that’s the case – seek no further!
Here’s an ultimate list of 130+ different trackers you can use for any occasion.
(you could literally get lost here with all the possibilities available! 😀 )
To make browsing this article easier, I’ve organized these trackers into groups so you can jump straight to the section that interests you the most.
Ready to see this ultimate list of tracker ideas?
Here it is!
Happy tracking! 😉
Career & Work Trackers
Working days
Hours worked
Meetings tracker
Product creation
Product/service sales
Business certificates gained
Business courses I’ve attended
Business courses I want to attend
Study tracker
Grade tracker
School / college class attendance
Online Business Trackers
Website/blog analytic/stats tracker
Blog posts published
Blog posts updates
Keywords used
Tags used
Videos created
Social media account statistics
Social media followers
Facebook groups joined
Facebook groups – thread tracker
Pinned to Pinterest
Hashtags used
Email subscribers tracker
Email campaigns
Affiliates
Financial Trackers
Savings
Bills paid
Debt
Budget tracker
Income
Expenses
Donations
Tax
No-spend days
Valuable assets
Online purchases
Subscriptions
Health & Wellbeing Trackers
Weight loss
Exercise
Steps
Water intake
Calories
What I ate in a day
Sugar intake
No alcohol
No smoking
Period tracker
Ovulation
Sleep
Mood tracker
(you can check out mood tracker ideas for some creative inspiration!)
Anxiety
Migraine
Medicine
Symptoms tracker
Doctor’s appointments
Dental appointments
Manicure/pedicure appointments
Hair salon visits
Skincare routine tracker
Massage
Spa days
Self-care
(and have a look at best self-care activities for different times of a day or quick self-care ideas when you’re short on time)
Sick days
Vet visits
Pet medicine
Pet grooming/cleaning
Kids Trackers
Homework
School attendance
Out of school activities
Daycare attendance
Chores done
Rewards
Kids growth
Tooth fairy visits
Baby’s sleep
Milestones
Favorites
Family & Friends Trackers
Family activities
(see some fun activities that will bring you closer together)
Snail mail
Get togethers with friends
Parties attended
Parties hosted
Events attended
Events hosted
Restaurants
Holiday gifts
Birthday gifts
Phone calls
Relationship (Romance) Trackers
Date nights
(and here are 25 not-so-common ideas on how you can spend your time together)
Sex
Gifts
Gestures of love
Surprises
Compliments received/gave
Home & Garden Trackers
Cleaning tracker
House maintenance
House repairs
Car maintenance
Car repairs
Meals
(check out the post on meal planning – you’ll discover why it’s useful to have one and get a step-by-step guide on how to create it)
New meals tried out
Fridge/pantry inventory
Warranty
Electricity used
Water used
Plants watered
Gardening
Documents expiring
Environment Trackers
Weather
Sunset / sunrise
Moon phases
(and if you’re curious to compare how different parts of your life relate to the phases of the Moon, consider adding a Moon tracker to your planner or a journal)
World events
Local events
Holidays
Trackers For Personal Development
Habit tracker
(you must have a look at habit tracker’s benefits because it can give you so many insights if you know the right way to approach it. and, believe it or not, you can even use a habit tracker instead of a planner – see how!)
Behavior
Books to read
Books read
Courses to take
(check out free online courses on Alison)
Courses took
Goals
(in case you don’t know, I’m super-passionate about goals and here you can find many posts about this topic, but I think the best, and most comprehensive, is this one that guides you from creating to achieving your goal)
My skills
Morning routine tracker
Evening routine tracker
Daily routine
(consider reading how to create a schedule as an intro to creating a consistent daily routine)
Achievements
(tracking your achievements is a great way to see your success in one place. you can check out 6 more lists you can make to both do the work and feel happy and content)
What I learned
Podcast listened
Trackers For Spiritual Aspect
Church visits
Meditation
Prayers
Trackers For Hobbies, Creativity, And Fun Time
Travel
Trips to take
Trips taken
Weekend getaways
Crafts to try
Crafts tried
Music to listen
Music listened
Movies to watch
Movies watched
TV shows to watch
TV shows watched
TV episode/season tracker
Journaling
(if you like to doodle, have a look at my monthly doodle challenges!)
BuJo fillout
(if you haven’t started your bullet journal yet, here’s a complete -and honest- guide to bullet journaling for beginners)
Dreams tracker
Hobby
Museums / galleries visits
Outdoor activities
Classes attended
Sport events attended
Favorite Sport team
Trackers For Community Aspect
Local activities involved in
And, what do you know – you’ve reached the end!
I have to say that most of these tracker ideas are categorized according to the Level 10 life concept.
It’s a good starting point for self-improvement, and if you’re curious to know more about it you can check out this blog post.
(and for even more personal development ideas I have a post about 100 goals you can set this -or any other- year)
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