Skip to content
BLBlender

Blendbook: Note Taking, To-Do Lists And Cross Platform Collaboration

by Pixel Vampire·Workflow

Images © Pixel Vampire. Used for product review; image policy.

Why we like it

BlendBook earns a spot in the superhive library for keeping notes, task lists and team feedback inside the .blend file rather than scattered across external tools, with the same setup working on Windows, Mac and Linux.

What is Blendbook: Note Taking, To-Do Lists And Cross Platform Collaboration?

BlendBook adds note-taking, reminders and to-do lists to Blender's framework for solo creatives and small teams. You can log notes and build lists as you work, then tick off tasks as they are completed. It's aimed at keeping a project organized without leaving Blender.

Collaboration works across Windows, Mac and Linux. Teams can give feedback and make their own notes and comments, all packed inside the .blend file. Anyone who has the file can add to lists and see what others have written, so internal artists and external freelancers stay on the same round of feedback. Storing everything in the .blend file removes the need for separate text files or reminders on a phone.

BlendBook is released under the GPL license and lists compatibility with Blender 4.0 through 4.5. It's a straightforward option for artists who want notes and task tracking to live alongside their projects rather than in a separate tool.

Who is Blendbook: Note Taking, To-Do Lists And Cross Platform Collaboration best for?

Blendbook: Note Taking, To-Do Lists And Cross Platform Collaboration is best for solo creatives and small teams who want note-taking, reminders and to-do lists inside Blender, with feedback shared through the .blend file across platforms.

How much does Blendbook: Note Taking, To-Do Lists And Cross Platform Collaboration cost?

Blendbook: Note Taking, To-Do Lists And Cross Platform Collaboration is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Note-taking, reminders and to-do lists built into Blender
  • Notes, comments and lists stored inside the .blend file
  • Cross-platform use across Windows, Mac and Linux
  • Tasks can be ticked off as they are completed
  • Anyone with the .blend file can add to lists
  • Team feedback and comments kept within the project

Tags

#note-taking#to-do lists#reminders#project management#collaboration#task manager#cross-platform#small teams

Frequently asked questions

Does BlendBook work with Blender 4.5?

BlendBook lists compatibility with Blender versions 4.0 through 4.5, so recent releases in that range are covered. It works inside Blender's own framework, adding note-taking, reminders and to-do lists directly to your projects rather than through an external application. If you run a Blender version outside that range, check the developer's page for the latest compatibility details before installing, since supported versions can shift as new Blender releases arrive over time.

How are notes shared across Windows, Mac and Linux?

BlendBook stores notes, comments and lists inside the .blend file itself, and those notes transfer between Windows, Mac and Linux. Anyone who has the .blend file can read the notes, add to lists and tick off completed tasks, which keeps solo work and small-team feedback together in one place. Because everything travels with the file, the plugin removes the need for external text files or phone reminders to track a project's notes and comments.

Is BlendBook free to use?

BlendBook is listed here as free. Pricing and licensing terms can change over time, so check the developer's page for the current details before you download it. The plugin is released under the GPL license, which is the standard for Blender add-ons. For solo creatives and small teams wanting note-taking, reminders and to-do lists inside Blender, that combination makes it easy to try within your existing projects and workflows.

What license is BlendBook released under?

BlendBook is released under the GPL license, the same license Blender itself uses for add-ons. It keeps notes, reminders and to-do lists inside the .blend file and supports collaboration across Windows, Mac and Linux, so teams sharing a file can each add their own notes and comments. Completed tasks can be ticked off as they are finished. For the current licensing terms, the developer's page is the best place to confirm details.

Similar plugins