1) Your invitation
Day 1
ScriptumIQ opens by invitation. Choose a password and your 14-day free trial begins.
Each time you sign in we also email you a link to finish, so a password on its own never opens your notes.
How it works
A day with ScriptumIQ.
Ten minutes to set up, then nothing to learn: you write the way you already do, wherever you are, and the next morning your tablet, your inbox and your phone are ready.
Set up once
Day 1 · about ten minutes2) Pair your tablet
Day 1
Get a one-time code from my.remarkable.com and paste it into setup.
ScriptumIQ can now read your notebooks and put its pages back on your tablet. You do this once.
3) Choose what we read
Day 1
Pick the folders to watch: every notebook by default, PDFs if you want them, never ebooks.
Set your timezone, so midnight is your midnight, and choose where our notebooks land: a ScriptumIQ folder, or the top of your tablet.
4) Teach it your marks, and your hand
Day 1
Tell us which marks mean something: an asterisk for an action, an underline for a follow-up, a box, a margin star, or a word of your own like TODO.
Then copy a short passage in your own writing and add the names and project words you use. That is how it learns to read you.
5) Choose your extras
Day 1
Turn on a Daily Update with headlines on topics you choose, and a Daily Puzzle: sudoku, word search or crossword.
Have each night's pages emailed as PDFs to an address you confirm, get an email for every meeting, and receive your own address for forwarding meeting invites.
Then just write
During the day6) Write the way you always do
9:00 · The meeting
The meeting's name and date at the top make the page a meeting note.
A star beside "send the contract" makes it an action. There is nothing to tag, and nothing to sync.
7) Tick it off on paper
13:00 · At the desk
Today's planner is waiting on your tablet. Tick a box when something is done, or write a date beside it.
Every ScriptumIQ page is also a form you can write on.
8) Any notebook counts
17:30 · Groceries
A shopping list, a reminder to call the dentist: write it wherever it falls.
ScriptumIQ reads every notebook you chose to watch, not just the ones for work.
9) An idea before bed
21:00 · On the couch
Ideas count too. Want tonight's pages sooner? Press Sync now in the app or on the website, up to three times a day.
A sync stands in for that night's run, so nothing is read twice.
10) Meetings from your calendar
Any time · A forwarded invite
An invite arrives in Outlook or Google Calendar. Forward it to your own ScriptumIQ address.
It lands on your planner at the right time, and only from addresses you have confirmed.
While you sleep
Overnight11) We read what changed
00:01 · While you sleep
A minute after midnight, ScriptumIQ reads only the pages you changed that day, and finds the actions, dates, meetings and notes.
Anything it is not sure it read correctly goes to your Inbox to confirm, never straight onto your list.
The result
Next morning, and every morning12) Your pages, ready for your pen
7:00 · On your tablet
Today's Planner (day, week, month, quarter and year), your living Action List, and Notes from yesterday, under each notebook's name.
Plus the Daily Update and Daily Puzzle if you chose them. Yesterday's copies are filed away in their own folders.
13) In your inbox, in your pocket
7:05 · Email and phone
One email per meeting, with its decisions and follow-ups, plus your PDFs if you asked for them.
The phone app and the website show the same lists. Fix, approve or remove anything it was unsure of, and see every day's notes.
14) The loop closes
Every night after
Tick an action on paper and it is gone from tomorrow's list. Fix a misread once and the decoder remembers the word.
You keep writing; ScriptumIQ keeps up.
Some promises belong in the code
What it never does
These are enforced where it matters, not written in a policy page.
- → Never keeps your page images beyond 24 hours
- → Never emails an address it read on one of your pages
- → Never sends a calendar invite you did not confirm
- → Never logs what your notes say — counts and hashes only