reMarkable just announced a new paper tablet: the Paper Pure. It sits between the Paper Pro and the Move in size, which immediately caught my attention. But after a closer look, I have some thoughts — and a few doubts.
Thinking about using Noteshelf 3 for your digital planner? Here's an honest look at the UI, pens, tools, and features — and why that back button alone might just win you over.
My mom is absolutely crazy about the Remarkable. She has two of them. Of course, I scoffed. Who needs an E-Ink tablet? But then I made the mistake of trying it. And there was no going back.
The reMarkable Move is rapidly becoming my favorite device. I bring it everywhere — even from room to room. Now I'm building a planner specifically for it, because importing the iPad version just doesn't cut it. VERY tiny.
Why stop at five dark themes when you can have seven? I added dark mode essentials for pure black & white simplicity, and dark mode terminal — inspired by the code editor I stare at all day.
I'm not a programmer, so I take no part in any of the back-end processes. I mainly help with the design aspects. The fine-tuning, essentially.
I make things. Code, music, words, planners. Layouts by Lenny started because I couldn't find a planner that felt right. They were either too busy, too rigid, or too... not in Dutch. So I made my own.