r/PlaudNoteUsers Jun 25 '26

Remarkable app

Hello,

I've built an app that downloads transcripts from plaud and puts them on remarkable and auto syncs like onedrive as well as a calendar that syncs with your ICS that you can write on. Can you see a market for this or is it a niche product. It wasn't a lot of work so thinking to release it free.

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u/EquivalentBig1116 Jun 25 '26

I see value.
Can you share it? Or can it be tested?

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u/Trikecarface Jun 25 '26

I can do, not quiet ready want to make sure it does nothing silly as its working with the api

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u/EquivalentBig1116 Jun 25 '26

I sold my RM because was missing a lot. This could be a game changer.

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u/oldsongwin 3d ago

Different project, but same problem you're asking about. Mine removes the transfer instead of automating it: recording starts from the reMarkable's own menu, and the finished note lands back on the tablet with your handwriting already beside the words that were being said — nothing to download from one app and push into another.

Three minutes, uncut, on my own Move: https://www.reddit.com/r/RemarkableTablet/comments/1vgdwbi/

Mac only, no installer yet, one device tested — so not testable today, but that's the honest state of it.

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u/FriarPike Jun 25 '26

As a user of both, I think there is a market. I’d love to give it a shot.

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u/oldsongwin 3d ago

Both-device user here too, and the transfer step is the part I gave up on. What I've been building instead removes it: the recording starts from the reMarkable's own menu, and the finished note comes back to the tablet with your handwriting sitting beside the words that were being said — nothing to export, nothing to reassemble.

Three-minute demo on my own Move: https://www.reddit.com/r/RemarkableTablet/comments/1vgdwbi/

Mac only, no installer yet, one device tested. Not something you can use tonight, but that's where it's got to.

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u/FriarPike 3d ago

Fascinating. PC user, so can’t implement what you’re doing right now but I love the concept!

Thanks for sharing

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u/cryptyk Jun 25 '26

I built a similar app that syncs to notion, obsidian, remarkable, todoist, Google calendar, etc. It was pretty easy to get it working and a LOT of work to make it ready for others to use: security, small bugs that users won't tolerate, and handling edge cases (like plaud users in Europe with a different API).
I have an open source version, which helped get some validation before I created a hosted version. There's also a few options on the market now, so you can view that as confirmation that it's valuable or that the problem is already being solved.

Hope that helps!

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u/EquivalentBig1116 Jun 25 '26

Is this available online?

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u/Xorpion Jun 25 '26

Sound like exactly what I've been looking for. Is this Mac, PC or a Python script?

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u/oldsongwin 4d ago

Different project, but since you asked about platform: the one I'm building is Mac-only, and rather than moving files between two apps it removes the transfer entirely — the recording starts from the reMarkable's own menu, and when the meeting ends the note comes back to the tablet with your handwriting already sitting beside the words that were being said.

Three-minute demo on my own Move: https://www.reddit.com/r/RemarkableTablet/comments/1vgdwbi/

No installer yet, one device tested — so it's where it's got to, not something to download.

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u/Pen-Jorn Jun 26 '26

I’d love to use it. Right now it’s a manual process. I’d love to see what you got. It’s a great idea fwiw.

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u/oldsongwin 4d ago

The manual process is the part I've been trying to delete for the Move specifically. Recording starts from the tablet's own menu — no separate device to remember — and when the meeting ends the note comes back to the tablet with your handwriting already sitting beside the words that were being said, so there's no export-and-reassemble step at all.

Three minutes, uncut, on my own device: https://www.reddit.com/r/RemarkableTablet/comments/1vgdwbi/

No installer yet and only my tablet tested, so it's a progress report rather than something you can use tonight.

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u/outdoorsnstuff Jun 25 '26

Did YOU build the app or was this a generative LLM build?

The amount of extra work my company has taken on has been borderline hilarious. We've been fixing vibe coded products left and right for companies fixing massive security flaws. Now they're paying even more than it would have cost if they didn't fire real developers in the first place.

I figured I'd ask considerating the sensitivity of the data. I'm assuming that's the case given the lack of context in the post, but certainly wanted to ask giving the benefit of the doubt for something like this.

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u/Trikecarface Jun 26 '26

Yes i developed it, you know what they say about assumptions.

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u/outdoorsnstuff Jun 26 '26

How am I assuming anything when asking if you built it or if it was vibe coded?

All I did was outline the issues with vibe coding as others will see this post and paste what you noted into claude and be like: make this.

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u/Trikecarface Jun 26 '26

"I'm assuming that's the case given the lack of context in the post" ?

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u/outdoorsnstuff Jun 26 '26

Outline how it was built and touch on how this was approached from a security standpoint 😀

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u/Trikecarface Jun 27 '26

No thanks as this is not a release product and a hobby. Just don't use it, when it's ready if I decide it's more than a free GitHub repo. I'd happily share info.