Dianthus-OS free Notion template

This mobile-friendly template has a diary with habit and mood tracking, a task manager, gamified student center with pomodoro tracking (can be converted to goal->project->task manager), calendar, notes, book reading tracker and a trash page (so you don't have to delete pages in Trash one by one. Move the pages you want deleted to this Trash page and then delete the Trash page once a month).

Duplicate the template from here.


dashboard


journal entry with habit tracking, mood and symptom tracking and linked views of calendar and tasks

gamified student center with pomodoro tracking

subjects, courses and tasks databases are related to each other, with templates to show filtered views of tasks for each course/subject

notes, Google Keep style

calendar

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