reMember
reMember
For Anki users who’d rather review on paper than on a glowing phone.
Bring the decks you already use to reMarkable Paper Pro. Write while you think. Keep the same schedule. Two-way sync updates Anki on your other devices.
Plus is planned for turning what you’re reading (PDFs, notes, textbooks) straight into cards. Free during beta.
Sign in once. Your decks show up on the tablet. Reviews you do here sync back through AnkiWeb, so the same spaced-repetition schedule stays in sync on your phone and computer. Languages, exams, or anything else you already review in Anki.
Pull decks from AnkiWeb onto the reMarkable, then sync again after you study. Ratings and scheduling update Anki on your other devices too.
Answer with the pen on the card. Useful for math, diagrams, handwriting practice, and short written answers.
Again, Hard, Good, Easy. What you review today still counts toward tomorrow’s queue.
E‑ink, no notifications. Finish a set without opening another screen.
Build your own flashcards from notebooks, PDFs, EPUBs, or anything else on the tablet. Snip a passage or type the text, then save it to your deck. Plus
Any notebook, PDF, EPUB, or other material on the tablet. Start a new flashcard from the toolbar.
Choose an existing Anki deck, or create a new one for that topic.
On firmware 3.28+, use reMarkable’s native capture to select each side. On earlier versions, draw a box around the content. You can also type either side, or pull from another document.
Check both sides, add more cards from the same reading if you want, then save. They sync to Anki when you’re online.
A public beta is coming soon. Here’s what we’re aiming to ship first, and what follows after.
The first thing people will get in the beta: two-way AnkiWeb sync, review with the pen, and normal Anki ratings on reMarkable Paper Pro. Studying on the tablet updates Anki on your other devices.
Also planned for the beta window: make your own flashcards from PDFs, notebooks, and other documents. On 3.28+, Front and Back use reMarkable’s native capture tool; you can also type a side when you prefer. Plus also includes an installer, OTA protection, firmware updates when the community supports them, an uninstaller, priority support, and priority feature requests. Plus is free during beta; after that it will cost money.
If you want to study on the tablet but don’t want to install a bunch of mods yourself, this is meant for you. It warns you when a wipe is needed, then helps you get your documents back.
Paper Pure, Paper Pro Move, and reMarkable 2 as each one is tested.
Select a section of material and get suggested flashcards you can edit before saving.
Fix wording, replace a bad capture, or remove cards without waiting until you’re at a computer.
Both are coming soon in beta. Study stays free. Plus is free in beta too, so you can try making cards and the installer without paying. The installer exists for people who just want to use the tablet for studying and don’t want to mess with mods. After beta, Plus should be around $10/year. Tell us what you’d pay and get beta updates.
Free version · beta soon
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Coming soon in beta. For reviewing the decks you already have. Progress syncs back to Anki everywhere.
Plus · free in beta
$0 in beta
Free during beta. After that, around ~$10/year. Includes making cards, and an installer if you don’t want to deal with mods yourself.
Leave your email for Study and Plus beta updates: installer, OTA protection, card creation, priority support, and feature requests. Plus is free during beta. Afterward, tell us what you’d pay; free study stays free either way.
Proposed Planned for the Plus beta. Not available yet
If you want to use your reMarkable for studying but don’t want to install mods yourself, this is the plan for Plus. An installer walks you through setup. It also helps with OTA protection, updates when the community supports new firmwares, and an uninstaller if you want to take it back off.
Connect your Paper Pro, open the installer, and follow the steps.
No charge during beta. After that, around $10/year for card making, updates, OTA protection, uninstall, and priority support.
If it has to wipe the tablet, put your files back, then start studying.
Move to newer firmwares when support is ready, or uninstall if you want the device closer to stock.
reMember is independent third-party software. It is not made, endorsed, sponsored, or supported by reMarkable AS (“reMarkable”) or by Anki / AnkiWeb. “reMarkable”, “Anki”, and related marks belong to their respective owners.
Installing or using this software requires developer mode and other custom software on your device. That can erase local data, reduce security, cause instability or data loss, and may void or limit warranty or protection-plan coverage under reMarkable’s policies. You are solely responsible for backing up your files and deciding whether to proceed.
Use at your own risk. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the authors and distributors of reMember disclaim all warranties and are not liable for any loss, damage, device failure, data loss, security issue, warranty denial, or other consequence arising from installing, using, or relying on this software.
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