Anyone else gone from fully digital note-taking back to analogue or combined digital and analogue because paper and pen just feel better? I enjoy my reMarkable, but the clunky software and lack of updates sometimes make me question why I'm using it instead of a simple notebook that actually brings me joy.

Maker disclosure up front: I also make a paid journaling app, so weigh that however you want. But this is a free PDF, it isn't tied to the app, and there's no email gate or account. I'd rather say that plainly than have anyone wonder if it's bait.

I keep a handwritten journal, and I've always liked the old "one line a day" idea: one page per date, five year-slots stacked on the page, a single line for each year. You write today's line, and right above it you can see what you wrote on this date last year, and the year before. After a couple of years, the same date shows you how much you've changed.

I couldn't find a version that actually fit the reMarkable, so I made one and I'm giving it away.

What makes it reMarkable-specific and not just any PDF:

- The page is 157.5 x 210 mm, the exact 3:4 ratio of the rM2 and Paper Pro, so it fills the screen with no white margins.

- It's a vector PDF, so one file stays sharp on rM1, rM2, and Paper Pro without re-exporting per device.

- The contents page links each month to its first day, and every month is an outline bookmark, so month navigation shows up in the reMarkable sidebar.

- Fonts are embedded, it's about 400 KB and 369 pages, and the day pages are deliberately plain: lots of whitespace, no branding sitting on them.

It's CC BY 4.0, so it's yours to use and change however you like. Direct download, no signup:

inkward.life/en/one-line-a-day

It's on the site in six languages total (also German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish) if English isn't your first.

If you already keep a five-year or one-line-a-day journal on your rM, I'd like to know how you handle the year-slots, and whether one line a day feels like enough or too little. That limit is the whole idea of the format, but it seems to be the part people either love or bounce right off.

Hey everyone,

I just received my tablet and I am happy so far, however, since I mostly use it for reading + annotating PDFs, I typically adjust my files to a custom view that gives me extra space to take notes on the edges. However, I was wondering if anyone has figured out how to do this without getting these annoying black borders around the original PDF format?

I found a second hand Remarkable 2 with keyboard for 240 euros. Is it worth it in 2026? And if it is a good deal, what would I be missing out on compared to newer models? (except for color screen)

Hello everyone, as I have noticed this community is decently mad that you cant buy replacement screen for the remarkable tablets. Now as it happens to be I had an unfortunate event where my screen cracked, and while usable it get pretty annoying around the main impact point. This is how i found that the only option how to get it fixed is completely, new device, which well if i am honest is just stupid. So i had another idea, find a one that has good screen but something else is broken and as such can use it as a donor device. Now its not cheap, but it ends up cheaper than whole new or refurbished device. As I found such device I was curious if people would be interested in having a nice and detailed iFixit replacement guide for this or if its just something that is unlikely to help at all.

Thank you for everyone's time.

I tried searching this sub for answers but it just made me more confused. Long story short, I sold my rMPPM so now I need to take it out of dev mode. But the steps listed on the rM website aren't working. Is anyone able to help? I feel so dumb because I did so much research on how to put it into dev mode but now that I need to wipe it, I have no idea what I'm doing.

UPDATE: It worked! I had to force restart before following the software recovery steps outlined here. To force restart: hold down the power button for 10 seconds, wait 5 seconds, then short-press the power button for 2 seconds.

I'm not sure if this mod can help me with what I want to do. I would like to expose the USB web interface of my reMarkable Paper Pro when it is connected to the hotspot of my android phone (Samsung S24).

After connecting to the phone I lookup the IP address that the RMPP got and use that in the browser on my phone. I see the connection confirmation dialog on the RMPP and accept the connection. Nothing happens. When I refresh the webpage I get a message "Cannot connect to uri ("127.0.0.1", 81)". I have tried this with Brave browser and the Samsung browser.

So, is this mod suitable for what I want? If yes, what am I doing wrong?

After disabling wifi on the RMPP and connecting it to my Mac via USB, I get the same error message when trying to go to 10.11.99.1 on the browser on the Mac.

The RMPP is running 3.27.1.0 and the mod is installed using reManager

Edit: O man, I'm feeling very stupid now. I had not enabled the USB Web interface in the settings. After enabling it everything works as expected. Sorry for the inconvenience.