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Six templates for a full year of weekly, daily and daybook planning, plus three infinite notebooks: grid, lines, dots. Dated 2026 and 2027, each one its own hyperlinked PDF, drawn for your reMarkable.
Generic templates assume a tablet, a finger, and a glossy panel. e-ink is none of those things. The refresh is slower; the contrast narrower; the pen feels like a pencil on cartridge. So the layout that looks elegant on a Behance preview can feel laboured at 8am on a Tuesday: letters too thin, taps half a beat behind, scrolling that fights the page.
We’ve built the Set with the device on the desk, not the monitor. Six templates, six geometries, six weights, exported separately for every reMarkable in the line. Same set, different file. The right one for the screen you’re looking at.
A weekly for the rhythm, a daily for the page you actually open, a daybook for the thinking. Tap a thumbnail to flip through pages.
Dated 2026 + 2027, Monday or Sunday start. One page per week, seven dot-grid day rows, hyperlinked across months. Built so the year doesn’t disappear behind the day.
Three-thing day at the top, an hourly column from 5am to midnight with a tick box on every hour. A priority matrix and a quarter review are one tap away. The default for a reason.
An hourly schedule from 5am to 10pm, then a tasks page, a finance page and a journal page for the same day, one tap apart. Plan it in the morning, write it down at night.
Infinite-paging, hyperlinked: lines for prose, dots for diagrams, grid for sketches.
Prose, meeting notes, anything written long.
Diagrams, wireframes, bullet journaling.
Sketches, tables, quiet maths.
10.3″ monochrome e-ink · 1404×1872 · 226 DPI · paperfeel Pen
RM2 is the workhorse; most reMarkables in the wild are this one. Layouts here read at full contrast against the slightly cooler RM2 screen, with rule lines weighted for the paperfeel nib and tap zones sized for thumbs-on-the-bezel single-hand use.
Hyperlinked navigation across the six templates. Tap targets sized for the device’s pen, not a generic stylus. The reMarkable 2, Paper Pure and Paper Pro share one 3:4 screen shape, so they share one set of files.
10.3″ monochrome e-ink · 1404×1872 · 226 DPI · paperfeel Pen
Paper Pure keeps the RM2's quiet mono panel and pairs it with a thinner chassis and quicker refresh. It takes the same 3:4 files as the RM2 (rule lines weighted for the paperfeel nib, tap zones sized for one-handed reading), and they land a beat faster on every page turn.
Hyperlinked navigation across the six templates. Tap targets sized for the device’s pen, not a generic stylus. The reMarkable 2, Paper Pure and Paper Pro share one 3:4 screen shape, so they share one set of files.
11.8″ colour e-ink · 1620×2160 · pressure-sensitive Marker
Paper Pro is the big colour reMarkable, and its screen is the same 3:4 shape as the RM2 and Paper Pure, so the same files fill it edge to edge with no bars. Every page simply gets bigger, and the warm paper tone and soft accents read true on the colour panel instead of jangling.
Hyperlinked navigation across the six templates. Tap targets sized for the device’s pen, not a generic stylus. The reMarkable 2, Paper Pure and Paper Pro share one 3:4 screen shape, so they share one set of files.
7.3″ colour e-ink · 954×1696 · pocketable
Move is the pocket reMarkable, and a shrunken-down Paper Pro file is unreadable on it. So we re-drew. Shorter scan lines, larger tap targets, controls within thumb reach, and a navigation pattern built for one-handed reading on the train.
Hyperlinked navigation across the six templates. Tap targets sized for the device’s pen, not a generic stylus. The Move’s screen is taller and narrower than the other reMarkables, so it gets its own files, not the 3:4 set shrunk to fit.
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Email-to-reMarkable, drop into the desktop app, or sync via the cloud.
Opens at the current week, because that’s the week you’re in.
Six templates, two years, drawn for the reMarkable on your desk.
We build for the kind of person who still writes things down. Quietly. Without telling anyone. Mostly for themselves.
Save $135 (78%). Works out from two templates onward.
The Planner, Budget Planner, Habit Tracker, Wellness Planner, Workout Planner and Work Planner, for $99.00. Bought separately the same files come to $213.00.
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№ · The whole reMarkable set
The reMarkable Template Bundle is for people who want one tablet to hold the whole system: a dated daily planner, a weekly planner and a daybook for 2026 and 2027, plus three undated notebooks. Every planner comes with weeks starting Monday and with weeks starting Sunday, in Blue or Blush, so the download is fifteen PDFs and a Quick Start guide for reMarkable.
The reMarkable 2, Paper Pure and Paper Pro share a 3:4 screen, so those three choices deliver the same 3:4 files: grey on the reMarkable 2 and Pure, the accent in colour on the Pro. The Paper Pro Move gets its own set, cut for its 7.3-inch 9:16 screen. Import with the reMarkable desktop app, free and without Connect, and tap tabs and links with a fingertip, because the Marker draws rather than navigates.
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I learned about Templacity through a search on best templates for reMarkable2. Their articles did a great job of helping me understand what to look for and what different types of vendors offered. Good promo and useful information.
The four rating is a 3 for the bundle and a 5 for service. The bundle was not really a good fit for my workflow. it is beautiful and useful, but not a good it. The studio recommended that I try their planner which was a great fit for me. And they didn’t charge me for my mistake. A very nice touch. They also have offered to make changes to their template based on my feedback.
James, thank you for splitting the score so honestly, because it is exactly what helps the next person choose. The Bundle is a set of separate templates you arrange your own way; the Planner is one linked file where days, weeks and notes connect. If your work runs on daily notes and meetings, as yours does, the Planner is the one to start with. Glad it landed there, and glad our guides helped you get this far.