Bullet Journal Glossary

Bullet Journal – The Bullet Journal is a method where you use a single notebook with specialized spreads and elements for all the things in your life to get organized and be productive.

Bujo – A shortened version of the word Bullet Journal.

Spread / Layout – a page that you created in your journal.

Log – another term for spread.

Collections – pages in a journal that are about a related topic.

Index – a table on content for your journal.

Key – a page with the symbols you use when writing in your journal.

Signifier – an icon to label certain type of data in your journal

Migrate – to transfer the information between spreads, pages or journals.

Rapid Logging – a fast way to add information to your journal with symbols and short entries.

Tracker – a chart, graph, drawing or table used to keep track of anything.

Theme – design elements that unify the whole monthly setup.

GSM – usually comes with a number before, signifies the thickness of the paper.

Bleeding – when ink bled through the page and is seen on the next page.

Ghosting – when you can see the shading of what you wrote on the back of the page.