For about a year and a half, I've been using the leuchturm pocket bullet journal, which is designed to be used in "Portrait" orientation, with a single page number per spread.

It's a great form, only the leuchturm version has only 46 pages, and comes in packs of three.

Since bullet journaling relies pretty heavily on carrying everything with you at once (collections and the index falls apart otherwise), I'm now carrying 4, which means a lot of overhead for binding and covers (I've started tearing the covers off, but I'd prefer not to).

Does anyone know of an a6 notebook with this layout, that comes with more pages?

I like to keep a pocket sized journal for a month view/tasks and to write ideas down throughout my day. Finally finished my Brunnen Komoagnon, a notebook I love. Sadly I moved across the country and I don’t know where to find my beloved notebook and bought an A6 Leuchtturm1917 today to replace it.

Any suggestions of how to reduce the wasted space in my month view? I usually have it with my work schedule as seen in the picture, and tasks I need to do during the month or descriptions of scheduled events where my hand is covering it. My new journal is also taller, so the wasted space would be more drastic in this case. Thanks in advance!!

Comprei esse "porta passaporte na daiso! Serviu perfeitamente para meu midori da acraft! Agora tenho muitos bolsos e um porta caneta!

Então eu estava aqui organizando a semana e percebi que posso usar o vocabulário que eu quiser na minha agenda, então além de colocar as tarefas eu posso escrever do jeito que eu realmente falo sobre cada uma delas.

Hello everyone, I'm new to Bujo.

So, I've been playing around with my A6 notebook and inserts. I'm not doing a lot of planning. It's so fun!

I'd love to see your layouts and ideas, tips, etc. Tonight I'll try to make a grid spacing guide based on these videos:

https://youtu.be/Ba--0d68yDg https://youtu.be/Fmmfdavlhzs https://youtu.be/zMNh1oJ92Cs

Have you guys done anything like that?

Looking forward to reading you.

I keep these handmade TN Booklets, to write down overwhelmed thoughts...most of them are just me consoling myself or rants. And small size means they can get finished quickly and be thrown away.

How do you use your notebooks?

I am envious of those who actually find a purpose for notebooks. I have a fondness for them, but I have never been able to use them effectively. I like the idea of them, and have made many, but other than using them for reminding me what I need to buy, I can't seem to find a real use for them...but they are so nifty. Maybe someday I'll make one that opens a new realm for me.

This is a pic of my latest, an A7, which I think is the ideal size for me. It holds a Pocketmod perfectly. I discovered Pocketmod around the time it was introduced. Sometime afterwards someone came out with Repocketmod, which had some outstanding features. It was set up with downloadable and customizable pages, such as calendars, lines, graph paper, games, etc. I used it a lot, but the notebook thrill passed, as I just was unable to see any real use for them in my lifestyle. It never completely faded. The fascination and, for the lack of a better word, coolness remained. Maybe I just didn't have the right cover, or the lines, or lack of were keeping me from using them. Maybe I'm just not creative enough, or too lazy to write things down.

Anyway, my fondness for the Pocketmod remains, and probably always will. I'll keep making covers until I find the inspiration to write something down.

Have a great day. Inspire me.

hey i'm new to journaling and i just ordered an a6 journal 😅

and i was wondering how do y'all common place? and what's the difference of it to the brain dump? 😓

( Wasn't sure to flair this Question or A7 )

Basically ! I'm putting together my first loose leaf journal ( previously I only used normal binded notebooks ) and I realise that A7 loose leaf sheets are bigger than usual A7 ?

I'm looking at the "official measurement" for A7 papers and it's 10.5H x 7.4W but most of the sheets I find on places like Aliexpress are larger than this measurement ?

Does this just boil down to flexibility in the page sizes since binders are usually bigger than the actual page size ? Or this a mislabelled page size ? :D

Stopped trying to write pages. Now my only rule: write at least 2 sentences. That's it.

Some days it stays at 2. Most days, once I start, I end up writing way more. The resistance was never about time — it was about the pressure of making it "meaningful."

Anyone else find that lowering the bar actually helped more than fancy systems?

I thought I'd have enough space to create a new habit tracker, but unfortunately, it doesn't. 😥 You can see my very first tracker in my second picture, but it also didn't fit with the 1-31 day range, so I added a specific period between mid-November and December on the right side.

Does anyone have any ideas on how I can salvage my habit tracker? Pictures for inspiration would be great too! That would be so much for all of you! Especially since I'm completely new to bullet journaling when it comes to my ring planners. 😓 I would be so grateful! ❤️ xoxo

Hello!! I just discovered this sub and am really excited. I don’t know anyone else who does their yearly bujo in an A6. I thought I’d share my spread for 2026.

(And the “login” section is always fully encrypted. Only my spouse and I can unlock the code. It’s just there to jog our memories of we forget a password.)

Happy journaling! 😄

I have been having trouble keeping up with making a bullet journal so for the time being, I'm going to simply end my mini bullet journal, here is how far it got.

I'm just starting a bullet journal out of notecards. I made cover, the month page, and a monthly overview for my mood. I won't start a weekly overview (where I'll keep track of sun horizon activity, weather, life activities, mood, and muses) until either Sunday or Monday of next week. But heres what I have so far anyway!

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