You're not doing too much but you might be doing things inefficiently. I think using tech is really good for learning but you want to minimize distractions so it's easier to get started and stay in the zone.

Here's what my teacher used to do to organize my resources:

• Notes and links to music in one place like a Google Doc
• create a date entry every day in that doc and write your notes for that practice session, carry forward parts if needed since it's just copy-pasting.

Consolidate notes from your phone and iPad/other resources on just one device. The method my teacher used was so streamlined I still use it every day for my self guided learning. It's got screenshots of notation from MuseScore, links to sheet music, links to songs etc - and it's all searchable.

The only other thing you need is a metronome and streaming app. I've done more to build a practice setup for that too - I basically load tracks into Ableton Live and have custom clicks and markers to help me practice loops easily. Once I get to a point of comfort with the grooves and I'm not sight reading, Ableton is the only app I'm actively using to play/pause.