75 Hard Notion Tracker is the complete build blueprint for a Notion system that holds a run of days as a plain record: a board of dated day rows, five daily log registers built on one shared shape that you label in your own words, a board of week rows that counts the day rows tied to it, a notes register, a review schedule, and an archive board — every database, property, relation, rollup and formula specified in full, so you build it once and own it outright.
What it is: a 13-page PDF build guide (not a hosted template link). You follow a sequenced 30-minute build checklist in your own Notion workspace — free plan works — creating six database chapters plus a dashboard: Day Board, Daily Log Registers, Week Board, Notes Register, Review Schedule, Archive Board. Every property is listed with its exact name and type, every formula is written out in full, and every view is specified.
What’s inside the system: day rows held by state on a dated board, log rows tied to their day row across five registers with one shared shape, week rows that count the day rows tied to them — plus a Sample Data chapter with fully fictional rows and stated expected counts, so you can verify your build behaves exactly as specified before you clear it and start with your own records.
Honest note: this guide teaches you to build the system in your own Notion account; it is not a duplicate link to a hosted template. Plainly stated: the guide holds records structure only — it states no programme content of any kind: no instructions, no figures to aim at, and no claims about what a run of days will do. What each register holds is your choice alone, named with your own label. This is a planning tool, not medical or fitness advice.
Instant download — 13-page PDF. Planning/organization tool only — not accounting, tax or legal advice.
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