A 10.3-inch dual-screen tablet that opens flat. Two E Ink Carta screens: read on one, write on the other.
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A Kindle is excellent at reading. It is also one screen tied to one store, so you cannot write beside the page. An iPad takes notes well, on a bright glass screen that wears on a long reading day. A reMarkable reads and writes, on one canvas, so the book and the notes never sit side by side.
Good for a long read. The moment you want to mark, sketch or cross-reference, the page has to go.
Bright, fast, glossy. Good at almost everything except an eight-hour reading day or a quiet page of notes.
Closer. Still one canvas, so you read or you write, never both at once.
Read the textbook on the left. Write the notes on the right. Both stay in view.
Closed, it's thinner than a paperback and barely heavier than one.
Pressure-sensitive ink with the friction of real paper.
InkLeaf runs Android under the hood, on two screens that read like paper.
PDF, EPUB, MOBI, TXT and HTML. Open formats only, so your files stay yours. No walled garden. Open formats
Read articles, papers and long posts in the browser, with no glare and no notifications. Wi-Fi · Chromium
Search a phrase across every Note you have written. Summaries and outline help come after launch. In testing
Founding backers get InkLeaf in early 2027. Subscribers get the launch link before anyone else.
A cast-aluminum body and a precision-machined hinge. Page keys concealed in the frame, where your thumb finds them without looking.
The same fold and the same one-handed feel. Thinner than both, with twice the page.
Per panel, InkLeaf is the thinnest and lightest E Ink tablet you can buy.
| InkLeaf | reMarkable 2 | Boox Note Air4 C | Kindle Scribe | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Screens | 2 × 10.3″ | 1 × 10.3″ | 1 × 10.3″ | 1 × 11″ |
| Folds shut | Yes, 180° | No | No | No |
| Thickness, open | 4.2 mm | 4.7 mm | 5.8 mm | 5.4 mm |
| Thickness, closed | 8.4 mm | 4.7 mm | 5.8 mm | 5.4 mm |
| Weight | 480 g | 404 g | 420 g | 400 g |
InkLeaf takes a different approach by essentially turning an E Ink tablet into a digital book with two full-size pages.
The InkLeaf is also just 4.2mm thick when open and 8.4mm thick when closed, so it’s no thicker than a notebook, and it weighs just 480g.
The tablet is built to mimic the physical experience of a hardcover book.
…a truly innovative product that redefines digital reading and writing devices.
We're not a consumer electronics giant, and I won't pretend otherwise. We're a small team that got tired of choosing between an iPad and a Kindle every time we wanted to think. So we built the device we kept wishing existed.
It took 17 prototypes to get the fold right. We refused to ship a hinge that couldn't survive thousands of opens, so we kept building until it could. Then we sourced two custom Carta panels and moved into full production. This is finished hardware, in manufacturing right now.
Open formats, open spec sheet, no walled garden. Your files stay yours. And if a small team like ours ever hits a delay, you'll hear it from me the day it happens.
Reddit AMA at launch, ask me anything.
Subscribers get launch access before the public and every manufacturing update.