Fixed an issue where uploading or downloading a single sleep screen wasn't working as expected. Also includes a handful of small polish improvements made over the past few weeks.

Behind-the-scenes maintenance release... deprecated API fixes, SwiftUI layout improvements, and console warning cleanup. Also fixed a crash in macOS and iPad sidebar navigation when navigating deep into screen and group displays.

Fixed an issue where PNG images imported from files could appear sideways on your reMarkable due to hidden rotation metadata. The app now detects and corrects this automatically. Also includes minor internal fixes.

A small stability update that fixes a rare issue when deleting templates. No new features. Simply a quick, quiet fix to keep things running smoothly.

This is a small follow-up that Improves reliability of the "Disable Overlay" button introduced in the last update. This insures the change applies correctly even if the device was previously in read-only mode.

New: Control the rotating sleep screen overlay (Paper Pro devices) This update adds built-in tools to manage the rotating system illustrations that can appear on top of your sleep screen on supported reMarkable devices. • Disable the overlay so your custom sleep screen stays fully visible • Restore the default behavior at any time • Check whether the overlay is currently enabled (no changes made) These tools are safe to use and won’t replace or reset your actual sleep screen image. On devices that don’t support this feature, nothing will change. As always, this update focuses on keeping customization reliable as reMarkable evolves.

A smarter Upload button now protects your built-in reMarkable templates by staying locked until you successfully import or sync once. You’ll also notice clearer alerts across the app to make template and screen management simpler and safer.

This update fine-tunes template sizing for the reMarkable Paper Pro Move ensuring your templates display correctly on-device using the new dimensions 814 × 1454 px. Screen images and other reMarkable models remain unchanged. If your templates looked off before try resizing them and see how they look! And thank you for the feedback that helped uncover this issue as it truly makes the app better for everyone.

Navigation got a tune-up! Imports open where they should, onboarding flows better, and macOS visuals look cleaner. Plus small details like reMarkable picker labels and layout tweaks which help everything feel a little more effortless.

This update puts more control in your hands... editable templates, asset downloads, Move support, and key fixes.

Fixed a bug where the "Update Name on Device" button wasn’t responding on the template’s edit screen (thanks for emailing it in!). While fixing that I made the process clearer by showing both the expected template name and the behind-the-scenes filename used on your reMarkable.

A quiet update to keep things smooth and calm as iOS and macOS evolve. Everything should just work so you can focus on what matters.

Editing now uses the same draft flow as Simply Remember It for a smoother experience. Onboarding has clearer copy, updated reMarkable screenshots, and smarter connection help for OS 3.22+. The "Fill Values from Photo" button now supports Camera, Photos, and both primary and secondary IPs.

What’s New in This Version • WLAN toggle support for reMarkable 1 & 2 – now easier to enable wireless access • Alternate Host field – store a second IP (like your USB connection) • New host toggle – choose whether to connect using your main or alternate IP • Smarter connection alerts – get clearer feedback when something goes wrong • Updated app icon for upcoming iOS/macOS • Internal minor improvements

Fixed a critical bug where selecting an image from the Photo Library could cause the sheet to repeatedly reopen on iOS and iPadOS if permissions hadn’t yet been granted. This fix prevents the app from locking up and requiring a force quit. As part of the fix, Photo Library support is now available on Mac Catalyst. Also confirmed full compatibility with the reMarkable 3.20 beta on Paper Pro... no issues found.

This update adds support for reMarkable 3.19 and introduces a new Clean Up feature. Perfect for post-update maintenance! • Automatically removes outdated PNG, SVG, or template files • Imports any missing default templates • Leaves your custom templates untouched Also new: • Template browsing filters: drill down using asset count, category count, storage location, or template type • Updated onboarding experience for new installs

Running Out of Space? This update lets you check your reMarkable’s available storage and easily free up space by removing duplicates or moving images to alternate storage. Plus enjoy clearer error messages!

This update adds support for version 3.18 including working with its updated JSON structure and saving the new templating file. Plus you can now duplicate devices with a single tap!

Fixed issue adding new template from the browse view. Took the opportunity to add the ability to set/change the default category of any newly created template.

Small changes and fixes like putting SVG before PNG when editing templates and adding the ability to add a template directly to a category.

Added support to see, remove, and add SVG images to the templates. Also split up the resize button to be me more understandable.

Update required if connecting to a reMarkable Paper Pro with a software version of 3.15 or later; otherwise, any template syncing will attempt to connect with the wrong file. Took the opportunity to simplify the image crop button, add a link for alternative subscription access, and made the onboarding walkthrough more easily found while allowing you to re-enter with the same selected device.

Update required if connecting to a reMarkable Paper Pro with a software version of 3.15 or later; otherwise, any template syncing will attempt to connect with the wrong file. Took the opportunity to simplify the image crop button, add a link for alternative subscription access, and made the onboarding walkthrough more easily found while allowing you to re-enter with the same selected device.

Added more help for people attempting to connect to a reMarkable Paper Pro including a button to turn on WLAN.

Tested against both the reMarkable 2 and the reMarkable Paper Pro. Renamed users to devices and added the ability to assign what device type you're connecting to.