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Bookmarked: A Notion Template for Books, TV and Everything You Save

Bookmarked Notion template open on an iPad, showing the Currently Reading shelf with Immortal Rose and Bound/Unbound alongside a profile stats card. Caption: One simple Notion template to save everything without ten steps.
Close-up of the Bookmarked profile card showing a 34 day reading streak, 114 reads in 2026, 159 books added and $410.56 spent on books. Caption: Your year at a glance.
The Visual Library view in Bookmarked, showing book covers with author, genre, format owned, star rating and read status. Caption: The books you read.
Bookmarked open on an iPhone with its read, watch, create, save and track sections. Caption: And the best part, it's mobile friendly so you'll use it more than any tracker app.
The watch section of Bookmarked showing Every Year After Season 1 at 2 of 8 episodes, next to an August monthly summary card. Caption: The shows and movies you watch.
Twelve colour-blocked monthly cards in Bookmarked, January through June, each listing books added, books read, pages, listening hours and spend. Caption: Or your months.
A single book page in Bookmarked showing series, genre, status, pages, release date, star rating, formats owned and month added. Caption: Each book at a glance.
The editions and reading logs tables on a Bookmarked book page, listing three formats owned with their costs and a total. Caption: So you know what you own and your thoughts every time you read it.
The TBR view in Bookmarked, book covers grouped by the month they're due with release dates and ARC tags. Caption: What's on your TBR.
The goals and challenges view in Bookmarked showing four progress bars with pace notes like "a nose in front" and "a bit behind, catchable." Caption: And your goals.
The favourites view in Bookmarked showing previous book bracket winners with covers, ratings and their winning month. Caption: Even your favourites, a book bracket.
The Mind Garden view in Bookmarked, a grid of saved screenshots and notes covering a reading journal layout, a film list, a book recommendation and kitchen cabinets. Caption: The screenshots, notes, links and videos you always lose.
The daily log in Bookmarked, a month calendar with read, watch, journal and media log checkboxes ticked across August. Caption: Even track your habits and daily journaling.
The To Watch queue in Bookmarked showing Key to the Phoenix Heart marked not started and up next. Caption: What's next on your watch list.
The content calendar in Bookmarked, an August month view with posts tagged by platform and status. Caption: The content you create.
The projects view in Bookmarked showing 2026 Fall Content Prep with a progress bar, above a tasks database. Caption: What projects you're working on.
Bookmarked Notion template open on an iPad, showing the Currently Reading shelf with Immortal Rose and Bound/Unbound alongside a profile stats card. Caption: One simple Notion template to save everything without ten steps.
Close-up of the Bookmarked profile card showing a 34 day reading streak, 114 reads in 2026, 159 books added and $410.56 spent on books. Caption: Your year at a glance.
The Visual Library view in Bookmarked, showing book covers with author, genre, format owned, star rating and read status. Caption: The books you read.
Bookmarked open on an iPhone with its read, watch, create, save and track sections. Caption: And the best part, it's mobile friendly so you'll use it more than any tracker app.
The watch section of Bookmarked showing Every Year After Season 1 at 2 of 8 episodes, next to an August monthly summary card. Caption: The shows and movies you watch.
Twelve colour-blocked monthly cards in Bookmarked, January through June, each listing books added, books read, pages, listening hours and spend. Caption: Or your months.
A single book page in Bookmarked showing series, genre, status, pages, release date, star rating, formats owned and month added. Caption: Each book at a glance.
The editions and reading logs tables on a Bookmarked book page, listing three formats owned with their costs and a total. Caption: So you know what you own and your thoughts every time you read it.
The TBR view in Bookmarked, book covers grouped by the month they're due with release dates and ARC tags. Caption: What's on your TBR.
The goals and challenges view in Bookmarked showing four progress bars with pace notes like "a nose in front" and "a bit behind, catchable." Caption: And your goals.
The favourites view in Bookmarked showing previous book bracket winners with covers, ratings and their winning month. Caption: Even your favourites, a book bracket.
The Mind Garden view in Bookmarked, a grid of saved screenshots and notes covering a reading journal layout, a film list, a book recommendation and kitchen cabinets. Caption: The screenshots, notes, links and videos you always lose.
The daily log in Bookmarked, a month calendar with read, watch, journal and media log checkboxes ticked across August. Caption: Even track your habits and daily journaling.
The To Watch queue in Bookmarked showing Key to the Phoenix Heart marked not started and up next. Caption: What's next on your watch list.
The content calendar in Bookmarked, an August month view with posts tagged by platform and status. Caption: The content you create.
The projects view in Bookmarked showing 2026 Fall Content Prep with a progress bar, above a tasks database. Caption: What projects you're working on.

Bookmarked: A Notion Template for Books, TV and Everything You Save

$29

One Notion template for your books, your shows, your notes and everything you meant to come back to. I built three separate trackers before this one and got tired of all the steps in feeding all three, so I spent three years finding a way to keep every feature while cutting the maintenance. Books, TV, movies, content, notes, habits, journaling and more. Everything logs in the same place and counts towards the same year. Low maintenance on purpose.

KEY FEATURES

One Notion Template for Everything You Track

  • Books read, owned, borrowed and wanted
  • TV and movies, with seasons and watch list
  • Every edition and format you own + cost
  • Re-reads logged separately, with their rating
  • Series, authors, genres, tags (tropes and more)
  • TBR grouped by month
  • Book release calendar and ARC tracking
  • Reading streak, goals, yearly favorites
  • Notes, links, videos, screenshots (all tagged)
  • Daily log, habits and journaling
  • Monthly and yearly totals across everything
  • A content calendar with projects, tasks & assets
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EVERYTHING LIVES IN ONE SIMPLE TEMPLATE

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Want to see how I use it? Take a peak inside my Notion reading tracker

“I’ve been searching for a tracker that’s easy to use and keep up with, while still being able to track everything I’m interested in. Instead of having different templates or apps to track content, what I’m reading, books I own, etc, everything lives in this one template. I’ve found myself tracking my reading and adding the new books I receive immediately! It’s also easy on the eyes and visually pleasing. The part that I love the most is that EVERYTHING syncs! From authors to series to editions to notes, everything is synced up! I don’t have to figure out where I saved something related to a specific book, which helps my scatter brain immensely. I truly cannot recommend this enough. From book bloggers to book content creators to someone who just wants to track what they read and books they own, there’s something here for everyone.” ~ Genesis

I NEED BOOKMARKED

Why Choose The Bookmarked Notion Template

Built by a Reader

I read 150 books a year and I’ve tracked every one of them since 2009. Every property in here exists because I needed it, and the ones that didn’t earn their place got cut.

Nothing Cut to Stay Simple

Simplifying a tracker usually means losing the reason you wanted one. That was the hard part. Every feature from my old templates survived but with far less to maintain.

You Don’t Need to Know Notion

No formulas to write, nothing to build. Written instructions and tutorial videos provided, as well as an import guide for bringing your GoodReads or Storygraph library over.

“I absolutely love this simplified version to track your books, I find myself using it more to log them than my normal book tracker. I can easily log my reads and what I’m watching right from my phone. This helps me so much since I consume the most media in the evening. Francesca offers detailed instructions on who everything works and how to import your book collection! It’s thorough and as someone with little time throughout my day, it helps immensely. Highly recommend!” ~ Malia

I WANT MINE

FAQ

Readers who want one place instead of four. This is a comprehensive reading tracker first yes, but it can do so much more. If you’ve abandoned a tracker around March before because it was too much to keep up with, this is the problem this was built for. It works whether you read five books a year or a hundred and fifty.

The Notion template you can duplicate into your account, written setup instructions, tutorial videos, an import guide with instructions, template and videos and Canva templates so you can restyle the graphics to look like yours.

A Notion account. Bookmarked works on the free personal plan, with only one exception. Notion allows one chart per workspace on their free plan. The monthly and yearly views use several line, pie and bar charts, so on the free account you will have to decide on one to keep and the rest will show an upgrade button. This limit is not just on this template, so if you already have a chart somewhere else in your Notion, you will need to delete it to use one here. Notion’s rule, not mine.

You have two ways to go about it. There’s a video tutorial included that walks you through how you trim the monthly and yearly views down to a single chart. Or you move to the first paid Notion plan and keep them all.

Everything else works on the free plan.

You download a PDF that you get to save and keep for your records. There’s a link to duplicate the template into your own Notion account. That’s it, that makes it yours and nothing syncs back to me, nothing expires. All the tutorials, instructions and other templates are in the Notion template under a Start Here page.

Not at all! Every section or action you want to take has a tutorial video if you get stuck. And the Start Here page walks you through what you need to edit immediately to make it yours.

Yes. There’s a written and video import guide, including an import template, to help you bring your GoodReads or Storygraph export with years of history in it. You can also start logging today and let it fill up from here.

Yes! Rename, recolor, change the graphics, hide what you don’t use. There are Canva files to help you replace easily the images in the template and make it your own.

Yes! A lot of the logging will happen from your phone, this is coming from experience. I have tutorial videos on how to add shortcuts and widgets to your phone (iOS currently, Android coming soon), which make it even easier and faster.

Duplicating a Notion template can’t be undone, so this is a no-refund product. Watch the walk-thru and look through the images, or send me a DM, and buy out only if it looks like something you’d use.

What you buy is what you get. If I release a new version later, it would be a separate product. This is a finished product.

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