Devices & Layouts
Which reMarkable devices Dayfolio runs on, the full-size and Move layouts, using two tablets, and the reMarkable settings that make the planner fit and read well.
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- Supported reMarkable devices
Dayfolio runs on every reMarkable — Paper Pro, Paper Pro Move, reMarkable 2, Paper Pure and reMarkable 1 — through the reMarkable Cloud, with a full-size layout and a dedicated Move layout. No Developer Mode, nothing installed.
- Full-size vs. Move layouts
The two Dayfolio layouts — full-size for the Paper Pro, reMarkable 2, Paper Pure and reMarkable 1, and the Move layout with tabbed pages for the Paper Pro Move — what's different, and how to switch or run both.
- Using Dayfolio on two reMarkable devices
One reMarkable account puts the same planner on every tablet at no extra cost. How to pair a Paper Pro and a Move — one shared file with Adjust view, or two layouts with the Additional Planner license — and what happens to handwriting in each case.
- Handwriting stays in its planner file
Why your handwriting and added note pages belong to the planner document they were written in — what that means when you switch layouts, keep two planners, or start a new year, and how to keep old notes at hand.
- Planner looks narrow, small or cut off
When the planner doesn't fill the screen — the wrong layout for the tablet, a narrow page after an update, event times hidden behind the toolbar — the reMarkable's Adjust view, landscape mode and toolbar settings put it right.
- Better contrast on black & white devices
How to get a crisp planner on a reMarkable 2, Paper Pure or reMarkable 1 — Dayfolio's Black & White appearance and High legibility option, plus the reMarkable's Increase contrast option where your model offers it.