Tracker Ideas – Things To Track In Bullet Journal Or Planner

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 150+ 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 this list of things to track into groups so you can jump straight to the section which 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

Mail 

Things To Track In Your Online Business

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

(here you can take a look at different bullet journal budget and finance pages to get ideas and inspiration for your own layouts)

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

(if you want to see some examples, check out these creative bullet journal health and fitness pages)

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 Things To Track

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

World events

Local events

Holidays

Things To Track On Your Personal Development Journey

Habit tracker

(you must have a look at the habit tracker’s benefits because it can give you so many insights if you know the right way to approach it. Also, 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 The 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

(have a look at all my monthly journaling prompts for the entire year of fun and creative journaling ideas, and if you’re also a fan of doodles, then check out 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!

Although this might seem like an ultimate list of things to track, by all means, it is not a definite one.

Also, I have to say that most of these tracker ideas are categorized according to the Level 10 life.

It’s a good starting point for a self-improvement journey, so if you’re new to this concept and curious to know more about it, you can check out this blog post – it’s worth taking the time.

(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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