remarkdown is built by Ploton Labs, Inc. — a small team that thinks paper still matters. We use reMarkables ourselves and wanted a way to push our AI-drafted notes (meeting summaries, brainstorm dumps, reading lists) to the tablet without a clunky export. So we built it.
Free is and stays free. Pro adds the integrations that push to you when you're not at a screen. Questions? support@remarkdown.org.
On your reMarkable cloud. Same place the official apps put your files. When your AI pushes a doc, we convert it to a native rM notebook in memory, send it to your tablet's cloud, and we're done.
The content doesn't get written to anything we own.
Three things, and they all show up on your dashboard somewhere:
No document contents. No analytics. No trackers.
Pairing uses the 8-character one-time code my.remarkable.com generates for any new device. You paste the code in, we trade it for a per-device token, encrypt that, and toss the code. Your password never enters the picture.
We built remarkdown for ourselves and the hosting bill is small enough that we can cover it for everyone. Nothing in Free is gated, no card needed.
Pro exists for the integrations — those have real per-user costs (AI runtime, mail polling, calendar syncs) and need to be paid for.
Yes. remarkdown only uses the reMarkable cloud sync API. Same one the official rM apps use. Nothing touches the device directly. No firmware mods, no SSH, no root.
The only thing we store on our side is your device sync token — encrypted at rest and used solely to push and pull files via the official API. Delete your account and the token is gone.
Three things:
The AI doesn't get a shell, a filesystem, or any path to your other reMarkable data. If I ever add a new tool, it'll be listed here.
Two steps if you want a full wipe.
Ploton Labs, Inc. — a small team that builds tools for people who still think on paper. remarkdown is our first product.
Reach us at support@remarkdown.org.
Ready to try it?