A long while back I was looking at using a Jupyter Notebook for tracking this sort of thing, and I also considered pyspread.
That said, the great thing about the Carbide 3D eco-system is “it’s in there!” and one doesn’t need anything else if one uses just the Carbide 3D machines, software, and tooling.
That said, I’ve pretty much moved all of my notes on this sort of thing in either my current project on github, or posts such as:
If everyone will post about everything they do we’ll all be able to look it up at need.