remarkdown is an MCP server for reMarkable tablets that we host for you.
Add one URL to your AI, sign in once, and Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or
Gemini CLI can read, search, and write your notes. No SSH, no device
token on your laptop, no local process to keep alive.
Write to the tablet. Your AI drafts a summary or a plan and you tell it to send the doc over. It lands as a native, handwriting-editable notebook — not a flat PDF. Free.
Read notebooks back. Pull a document into the chat: typed pages as text, handwritten pages as images the model reads directly.
Search the words on your pages. Full-text search across your notes, not just filenames. Handwriting counts once transcription is on.
One connected folder. You choose the folder your AI can see. The rest of the tablet stays out of reach.
Reading, search, and transcription are Pro. See pricing.
Works with
Your AI client
Any client that speaks MCP over HTTP. Each has a setup page with the exact
command or config:
There are open-source reMarkable MCP servers on GitHub. They work, but you
run them. Here's the honest side-by-side:
remarkdown (hosted)
Local GitHub server
Setup
Add one URL, sign in once
Clone repo, install deps, configure
Runs where
Our servers, always on
Your machine, only while it's up
Device token
Encrypted on our side, never on your disk
Stored in a local file you manage
Reachable from web AI
Yes — Claude.ai, ChatGPT out of the box
Needs a tunnel or stays local-only
Updates
We ship them
You pull and redeploy
Cost
Free to write; Pro to read/search
Free, your time and hosting
Want to run the whole stack yourself anyway? There's a
self-host plan for that.
Setup teaser
What connecting looks like
The MCP endpoint is one URL:
https://mcp.remarkdown.org/mcp
In a web client like Claude.ai or ChatGPT you paste that as a custom
connector. In a terminal client it's one command — Claude Code, for
example:
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user remarkdown https://mcp.remarkdown.org/mcp
Then sign in once and you're done. Full per-client steps are on the
connect page.
FAQ
Common questions
What is a reMarkable MCP server?
It's a server that speaks the Model Context Protocol, so an AI client like Claude or ChatGPT can call tools against your reMarkable — send a note to the tablet, list your folders, search your notes, read a notebook back. remarkdown is one, hosted for you.
Do I need to install or self-host anything?
No. remarkdown runs on our servers. You add one URL to your AI client (or run one command) and sign in once. There's nothing to clone, no Python process to keep running, and no device token sitting on your laptop.
How is this different from the reMarkable MCP servers on GitHub?
The open-source ones run on your machine: you clone a repo, install dependencies, paste in a device token, and keep a local process alive for the AI to reach it. remarkdown is the hosted version of that idea — the server is already running, pairing is a one-time code, and your token stays encrypted on our side, never on your disk.
Which AI clients work with it?
Anything that speaks MCP over HTTP: Claude (web, desktop, mobile), ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Codex, and custom clients. Each has its own setup page under /connect.
Is it free?
Pairing your tablet and pushing notes from your AI is free. Reading your documents back, full-text search, and handwriting transcription are on Pro, which is $9/month. Cancel any time and you drop back to Free.
Does it work with reMarkable 1, 2, and Paper Pro?
Yes. Everything goes through reMarkable's own cloud sync, so any tablet signed into your reMarkable account works. Nothing is installed on the device itself.