The reMarkable is a paper tablet for those who prefer writing on paper, rather than keyboards. Its remarkably fast paper-white display, Linux based operating system and awesome community make it highly attractive amongst hackers and developers.
Contributions are welcome as long as they follow the guidelines.
- APIs
- Applications
- Cloud Tools
- Collection of scripts
- Device Tools
- GUI Clients
- Other
- Screen Sharing/Streaming
- google-drive-remarkable-sync - Apps Script API for reMarkable Cloud. Includes Synchronizer capability to automate mirroring of documents from Google Drive to reMarkable Cloud.
- jrmapi - A Java API for the reMarkable Cloud.
- libreMarkable - A framework for developing applications with native refresh support for reMarkable Tablet.
- lines-are-beautiful - C++ File API for the reMarkable tablet.
- lines-are-rusty - Rust File API for the reMarkable tablet.
- reMarkableAPI - Docs and implementation of the reMarkable file sync API.
- reMarkable-layers - Python API for reading & writing reMarkable Lines format. Supports very basic conversion of PDFs and SVGs to Lines format.
- reMarkable-typescript - TypeScript API for reMarkable Cloud.
- rMAPI - ReMarkable Cloud Go API.
- rmapy - ReMarkable Cloud Python API.
- rmfakecloud - Fake Cloud Sync, server implementation of the Cloud API.
- harmony - a low latency sketching app with procedural brushes.
- KOReader - An ebook reader application supporting PDF, DjVu, EPUB, FB2 and many more formats.
- plato - Plato reader port. Supports pdfs, epubs, many other formats.
- reMarkable keywriter - A distraction free keyboard notes app.
- reMarkable wikipedia - Offline wikipedia reader for reMarkable.
- retris - Play a clone of the popular block stacking game with either buttons or swipe guestures.
- minesweeper - A mine detection game.
- draft-reMarkable - A launcher for the reMarkable tablet, which wraps around the standard interface.
- oxide - A launcher application for the reMarkable tablet.
- remux - A multi-tasking launcher for the reMarkable tablet.
- CUPS Printing - Script to print directly to reMarkable Cloud from CUPS using rMAPI.
- rM-sync - Sync script for reMarkable paper tablet.
- reMarkable_syncthing - Syncthing on reMarkable.
- zotero-reMarkable - Script to sync PDFs from the Zotero reference manager.
- sync_zotero_remarkable - Sync PDFs from Zotero to Remarkable.
- asTounding - A multiplatform GUI application for the reMarkable cloud, including Linux.
- RemaDroid - An alternative Android app to upload documents, webpages or images to the reMarkable tablet.
- RemaPy - GUI to browse, download/upload files and backup the tablet (also on Linux) using the cloud.
- reMarkable-assistant - Manage templates, splash screens, and settings on your reMarkable tablet.
- reMarkable Connection Utility (RCU) - A cross-platform client for offline management of backups, screenshots, notebooks, templates, wallpaper, and third-party software.
- reMarkable-hyutilities - A GUI written in java to backup your device, upload templates and modify splash screens.
- ReMy - A GUI to browse, preview documents, export documents with custom settings, all via SSH (no cloud needed); works from local raw backups too.
- rMExplorer - GUI to browse, download/upload files and backup the tablet without using the cloud.
- rmUploader - Simple web app to upload epub or pdf files to the reMarkable tablet via drag and drop.
- Crazy Cow - Typewriter input from USB keyboard directly into reMarkable interface.
- Funcky reMarkable Exporter - Export notes from a reMarkable Tablet to File System and External Services.
- instapaper-as-pdf-to-reMarkable - Export Instapaper-Articles to PDF and send them to a connected rM tablet.
- morningpaper2reMarkable - A bot to sync the morning paper to a remarkable tablet.
- paper2reMarkable - Download an academic paper or HTML article, crop it, and send it to the reMarkable with a single command.
- Parabola-rM - A Desktop GNU/Linux-libre replacement OS with fast partial refreshing and USB OTG.
- pocket2rm - Synchronize articles from read-later platform pocket in PDF and epub.
- reHackable/maxio - Companion daemon for the reMarkable paper tablet.
- reHackable/scripts - A set of bash scripts that may enhance your reMarkable experience.
- reMarkable_entware - Package manager for reMarkable. Install common Unix utilities through the command line.
- reMarkable_keyboard - Software to use rM as wireless keyboard/mouse.
- reMarkable_mouse - Use your reMarkable as a graphics tablet.
- remarkable_news - Use daily news/comics/images as the suspend screen.
- reMarkable_pdflets - Dynamically updating PDFs.
- remarkable_printer - Print from any device to reMarkable without browser extensions or reMarkable cloud.
- reMarkable-fs - A FUSE filesystem wrapper for the reMarkable tablet.
- reMarkable-random-screens - Change your poweroff and suspend screens every 5 minutes with random images of your choice
- reMarkable-touchgestures - Touch gestures (swipe/touch) for easy page navigation.
- reMarkable-tweak - Tweak tool for the reMarkable paper tablet. Lets you organize your templates with no fuss.
- remarks - Extract highlights, scribbles, and annotations from PDFs. Export to Markdown, PNG, and SVG.
- remt - reMarkable tablet command-line tools.
- rM-dl-annotated - Export annotated PDFs from reMarkable tablets.
- rMsync - Synchronisation script with a local dedicated "library" folder.
- rmTabletDriver - Application that allows you to simulate/clone rM input on your computer.
- rmWacomToMouse - Use the wacom pen as a mouse to draw on your pc.
- rmWebUiTools - View a file tree, see statistics and export/backup all files with some simple scripts utilizing the web ui.
- reStream - Stream your reMarkable screen over SSH.
- rMview - A fast GUI to stream your reMarkable screen over vanilla-SSH or VNC.
- rmvncclient - VNC client for the reMarkable tablet allowing you to turn the device into an external screen.
- rM-vnc-server - A fast & efficient damage-tracking (sending only updated regions) VNC server for streaming the reMarkable's screen.
- srvfb - Alternative screen-streaming software. Written in Go.