Hey everyone!
I’m building Dayfolio, a complete smart planner for reMarkable Paper Pro.
I’m a tech lead, and most of my day is context switching: meetings, teams, projects, interruptions, and decisions competing for attention.
I love the calm of writing on my reMarkable, but I always felt a gap between my digital calendar and my paper-like notes. My calendar had the structure. My handwritten notes had the thinking. But they lived in separate places.
So I started building Dayfolio from a simple frustration:
What if the intelligence of digital automation could be combined with the calm of paper and pen?
Dayfolio turns your calendar, meetings, notes, and daily planning into one connected paper-first workflow inside a clean, premium, colored planner — especially for recurring meetings, where context usually gets lost between weeks.
What it does:
- syncs Google Calendar / .ics events into your planner
- generates meeting note pages automatically for each event
- links calendar invites directly to their meeting note pages
- connects recurring meetings, so you can jump to the previous or next occurrence
- lets you open a meeting index for the full recurring series
- lets you filter only the meetings that have handwritten notes
- shows a daily view with your calendar, weather, an inspirational quote of the day, and space to set your focus and priorities
- includes day/week planning and weekly stats, like total meeting hours and conflict hours
- uses a clean, premium, colored planner design, with support for planner colors and invite colors
- keeps everything linked with intuitive navigation
I attached a short demo video showing the workflow.
It’s still early, and I’m looking for honest feedback from real reMarkable users before the public release.
Would this fit your workflow?
What feature would make it a must-have for your daily planning?
What’s missing from your current reMarkable planning workflow?