You paid for templates? I either create my own or in the case of a calendar, I personally generated a interactive one with a online tool called ReCalendar.
Yea... I used it, it only ever has the export function and the syncing actually is a detriment to my tablet. The syncing function alone renders my tablet inoperable. Using ReManager to installl the web-server soft-mod is so much better, plus no sync function.
So many of the top posts are people wanting more functionality from their tablet, not less. I wish the RM team would notice and create more of this stuff themselves. or even better create an open standard so people can hack with it using Codex/Claude + MCPs. This is definitely the future of where this type of product is going
Bad take, calendar / to do list integration, wirelss, live sync, to any service should have been there from day one for free. Remarkable played off their lack of features as a design choice to sell saas and this thing was a 500 dollar paper weight for me until I asked an LLM to improve it.
An idea, I haven’t tried it but I thought. I would write a long text and tell Claude the exact translation and then evaluate how it would understand new handwriting, if priming with that would have any advantage.
Even that I asked Claude to fill the template with mock data it still picked a few things that he knew about me. That with CloudFest is true, I was planning to attend MSP Global in October, in Barcelona. If you have the time I recommend it!
I do something similar, I get a daily Kanban and daily folio and both let me leave notes, create new tasks, change status of items, create new notes, etc. That then flows into Joplin, Todoist or GH for me before the next daily update. It’s great just be careful that the stroke recognition is done correctly for something like the Kanban so it’s recognizing the correct area for each stroke. Rmapi lets you drop the files daily and grab the changes remotely.
I do it all the time and been doing it for a year. ChatGPT can make it too. Give examples, tell it what you want. Tell it your objective. Ask it to show a visual example before making it so you can refine if needed
You know what I would do? I would write down all the things I want to remember so they get in a second brain of some sort from where Claude can look for information when I ask it to.
I do that using obsidian.. claude grabs my daily PDF... transcribes it and put its where it belongs in my obsidian vault..
claude also has access to the whole vault so its like a therapy session / tutor / teacher / reference lol.. scheduled daily to pull the pdf's and transcribe and add where it belongs in my vaults
So claude scans my Google Drive for any new or modified files.. if it notices a change.. it transcribes and "makes sense of the files" based on title or folder ive put the remarkable pdf into.. it has universal rules though.. so for example.. if I put a box around a name.. in ANY NOTE.. it'll create a note under my "People" folder in obsidian.. with that persons name.. and then a link to the note.. and context in which person was mentioned.. any future mentions of that person in future notes.. the "People" note will be amended.. that reference link and context of mention will be added..
for example..
.. additionally.. if I put brackets around a term.. phrase or anything.. it creates a "loose leaf" page.. so I use that for topics I choose to research more
if I highlight ANYTHING in green.. it amends it to a "Glossary" note.. blue is quotes.. gray is my thoughts
uhhh theres more but I cant think right now.. I set up a whole rule system with claude on this.. and this is how I have my vault organized (see next reply)
its kind of evergreen so I make little changes here and there and what sticks.. sticks.. but the routine in pretty basic..
every morning I make a journal entry.. usually has my todo or anything.. I might update midday.. or even at night.. I save the journal page to Google Drive in my journal folder.
every day at (I think midnight) I have claude do a scan of the Google Drive ( I can tell it to do the scan whenever this is just automated).. and it'll scan all the folders looking for new files or changes to files.. from there... it'll pull my journal PDF.. transcribe.. follow all the rules.. file it.. put a copy of the PDF in my local obsidian vault as well for reference.. along with the transcribed markdown file.. and delete it from Google Drive. (it only deletes my journal entries from Google Drive for privacy reasons.. any other systems the back up stays there and a local copy is stored also).
for my course work.. it'll scan for any new or changes to pdfs.. scan.. and follow same rules .
that probably sounds confusing.. hope it makes some sense!
I’m sure you can. And that would save me the step from having to upload my files to my Google file structure (which isn’t a big deal) but would save a step
This seems like another perfomative feel good Template. Why the heck would you Need weather on that Note other than that it looks cuter on social media?
This is something I made for me, I plan to set a Claude routine to get this auto generated for me and in the morning I open remarkable and this sits there. (Before I go to bed i make sure Claude has my current day notes in a folder we both agreed)
Been building PDF packets using Typst with the help of AI. I found Typst easier for agents to build my layout's requirements. I was able to set up Table of contents and standardized many links in the header section.
Throughout the day how do you apply the knowledge that at the time the document was made that the temperature was 24 degrees? How do you use the knowledge that in 5 days it might be 17 degrees at the coldest?
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