We’ve been working around the clock on some big updates for Binder. reMarkable recently introduced a new .template format that supports infinite scrolling pages on the tablet. It’s a completely proprietary format, so we’re deep in testing to understand and emulate it properly. What does this mean for you? Once fully supported, you’ll be able to create these new scrolling templates directly inside EP Template Studio (https://www.eptemplate.studio) and then upload them seamlessly to your tablet using Binder — just like you do with your regular templates today. This is a major step toward giving you even more creative freedom and smoother workflows on your reMarkable device. More updates soon!

I wish Binder was working for me... But I still stick around. I would love to be able to upload new templates and tools manually. What is the best way to work around this?

Most people use their reMarkable straight out of the box… but there’s a whole hidden side to the device once you flip on Developer Mode. Some love it because it unlocks SSH access, custom templates, deeper backups, and automation. Others avoid it because it sounds complicated or risky.

As you sip your coffee or enjoy breakfast, take a quiet moment to plan your day. Write down 1–5 simple tasks you want to accomplish — nothing too big, just enough to keep you moving forward with purpose. And don’t forget to reward yourself once you’ve checked them off. It’s the small rewards that keep your energy high and your focus sharp. Here are a few ideas: - 🥪 A light, healthy sandwich (fuel, not fog!) - 🌞 A short walk in the sun - 🎧 A few minutes of your favorite music - ☕ Another coffee break — guilt-free Small wins build big momentum. Let’s make today count. 💪🏽

I woke up this Saturday morning just feeling grateful. Grateful for all of you who’ve been with us since 2017 — through the ups, the downs, and especially the years after the pandemic when we were just trying to find our footing again. We released products that had holes and flaws, and even today we’re still far from perfect. But you stayed. You believed in what we were building, even when it wasn’t polished. You didn’t bad-mouth us or walk away — you supported us, encouraged us, and gave us room to grow. I don’t take that lightly. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for being part of this journey and for helping us keep moving forward.