About Rocketbook Reusable Sticky Notes

If you’re familiar with Rocketbook, you know we love to innovate and are DESTROYING the single-use paper industry. Put in a nicer way, we aim to eliminate single-use paper — you get the idea!

On May 2nd we launched our 10th Kickstarter campaign, focusing on Rocketbook Reusable Sticky Notes. This product is reusable, but also restickable (yes, we know grammatically “restickable” doesn’t make sense but it sure does sound nice). Use the included FriXion Pen to jot notes down, then use the free Rocketbook scanning app to send your notes to the cloud. Want to move your Sticky Note to a new spot? No problem. Rocketbook Sticky Notes are compatible with almost any surface and can be RESTUCK over 1,000 times (yes, we tested it).

Options to Choose From

Check out our Kickstarter page to explore all the kits and rewards tiers available. Below you’ll find some samples of what we’re offering — an awesome carrying case, multiple colors of Sticky Notes, and more!

Check out Rocketbook Sticky Notes on Kickstarter!

Introducing: Reusable Sticky Notes was originally published in The Launch Pad on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

It’s beginning to look a lot like…Rocketbook is launching its biggest and merriest giveaway of the year! 🥳 For 4 days in a row, we’ll be giving away our favorite Rocketbook products (so basically, all of them).

Day 1 Winner: @selfproclaimedfoodie928 🥳🥳🥳 DM us or email us at hello@getrocketbook.com to claim your prize!

Day 2 Winner: @ct_ellis 🎉🎉🎉 DM us or email us at hello@getrocketbook.com to claim your prize!

It’s DAY 3. Today’s Prize is:

Planetary Plum Ultimate Set — Core, Fusion, Mini

How to Enter

1. Follow Us

In order to be eligible to win any giveaway of the 4 Festive Days of Giveaways, you must follow us on both Facebook and Instagram.

2. Check our Instagram & Facebook Stories

Each day during the 4 days of giveaways, we will post a challenge on our Instagram (and Facebook) story. Don’t worry — they’re fun, not difficult — but you must complete them. Don’t miss a day of giveaways by checking our stories daily!

What Are the Prizes?

We can’t tell you what the prizes are, but you’ll see what they are each day on our stories!

Want to get in on the fun? Follow us, visit our story, and enter to win!

Start and End Dates

Each day from 12/20 to 12/23 a new giveaway begins at 10 am EST. For each day, the giveaway will end at 11:59 pm EST and a winner will be chosen and announced the following day. Below is a schedule of the full 4 days of giveaways:

• Giveaway Day 1: Tuesday 12/20
• Giveaway Day 2: Wednesday 12/21
• Giveaway Day 3: Thursday 12/22
• Giveaway Day 4: Friday 12/23

Don’t wait until Day 4 to get started, go watch our Instagram story for today’s giveaway!

Don’t Miss Out!

Problem: It can be hard to remember to check our story every day, but you don’t want to miss a single day of giveaways.

Solution: Set up notifications for when we post to our Instagram story every day. By going to our Instagram profile > tap “Following” > tap “Notifications” > turn on “Stories”.

More Info

Note that these giveaways are only available to those in the US & Canada.

Have more questions, send us an email at hello@getrocketbook.com or send us a direct message on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, or Twitter!

🎁 4 Festive Days of Giveaways ❄️ was originally published in The Launch Pad on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Want to be (or at least appear) put together? Step one: look around your room and draw inspiration from your favorite decor. Step two: buy a Rocketbook notebook. Step three: adapt the notebook to said decor. Step four: post it on social media. Step five: sit back and admire your work.

Customizing your Rocketbook products can make all the difference in boosting motivation and bringing you joy. Keeping that in mind, we devised a list of DIY customization ideas for any Rocketbook notebook:

1. Add Stickers
2. Opt for Fancy Cover Colors
3. Create Your Own Templates

1. Sticker Celebration

Cost:

$0–15

Time:

5–20 minutes

Instructions:

First on the list of customization ideas is stickers. For some (not us), a blank notebook cover presents itself as the perfect opportunity to break out their 2012 sticker collections (seriously, who would have that?) and go to town decorating.

For everyone else, however, finding stickers around the house may prove more challenging than expected–but don’t worry! Online retailers have proved to be an endless stage for stickers. Once your stickers have been acquired, simply arrange them around your notebook covers to your heart’s content.

2. Fancy Cover Colors

Cost:

$16–38

Time:

5 minutes

Instructions:

A simple way to match notebooks to your aesthetic is to pick a cover color that fits your color scheme. Luckily, we just released two new trendy notebook colors: Celestial Sand and Lightspeed Lilac. For those into neutral, warmer tones we suggest going with Celestial Sand. On the other hand, individuals that lean towards brighter, more cool-toned colors, will likely prefer Lightspeed Lilac.

Moreover, lilac lovers are almost certainly (possibly) born in February as their birth flower is violet. Not to mention that the birthstone for February is Amethyst, a primarily purple crystal. In other words, Lightspeed Lilac is perfect for all the Pisces and Aquarius folks out there (and pretty much every other zodiac sign).

We also have other notebook colors like Terrestrial Green and Midnight Blue, perfect for people who tend to go for the classics. Feel free to browse the Rocketbook website to explore all the color options.

3. Create Your Own

Cost:

$0

Time:

5–30 minutes

Instructions:

Lastly, we wanted to include a DIY tactic that customizes the pages of the notebook rather than the outside. Templates are a great way to cater a notebook’s aesthetic to your personal one. Plus, since our notebooks are reusable and can be erased with water, it’s easy to change up the decorative templates if you so choose.

To make your own templates, all you’ll need is a permanent marker (or erasable one depending on how long you want the template to last) and your Rocketbook notebook.

For layout inspiration, feel free to browse some of our other blogs where you can learn how to create meal plans, to-do lists, calendars, and more.

Bonus: Paint It On!

If you are feeling a bit more experimental, another fun customization option is using acrylic paint or even nail polish to decorate the cover of your notebook. Whether you decide to paint a sunflower field or a starry sky, it’ll almost certainly be easier to paint the notebook than your nails.

The thicker the layer of nail polish, however, the harder it is to get off, so if you’re attempting a more intricate design, be sure to wipe off any mistakes with a paper towel or nail polish remover when the nail polish is still wet.

Alternatively, you could use rub-on transfer decals like this genius member of the Rocketbook Users Facebook group did on their notebook:

All in all…

Rocketbook notebooks are technically perfect as is (or we like to think they are at least). That said, we hope these customization ideas help you spruce them up a bit more.

We love seeing your pictures on social media, so if you decide to use any of these tactics, please tag us @getrocketbook!

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Picture this: you head to your classroom desk, ready for 8 hours of productivity. You arrive and notice the 6-foot planner Jenga that lays atop it. The planners from 2013–2018 are stacked up *just in case* you need to reference a lesson plan from September 28, 2015. Sound a little too familiar?

Fear not. The new Rocketbook Teacher Planner is reusable and cloud-connected, so it’s the only planner you’ll need for years to come. Not to mention it has stellar organizational abilities (and 8 templates designed by teachers).

Planning out an entire semester of work can be tedious, especially if you teach more than one class. Thus, we decided to create a product to tackle this exact problem. Enter the Teacher Planner and its 9 weeks of scheduling templates.

8 Templates Designed for Teachers, by Teachers

Our mission with this planner was to make an affordable, space-efficient, and easily customizable holy-grail item for teachers and professors alike. That’s why we’ve included 8 teacher-worthy templates in our planner.

Calendars Galore

Want your week to start on Monday instead of Sunday? Done. Not only are there blank weekly calendars, but the planner also includes monthly and yearly templates that allow you to overview the entire semester at once.

“The ability to plan nine weeks in advance was truly helpful because it allows us to plan as a curriculum map.” -William W., English Teacher

Endless Note Taking

Want to use one of the DIY chart templates to create a seating chart? Go for it. The possibilities are endless. The Teacher Planner isn’t limited to the classroom; feel free to use it to document your meetings outside of school as well, or try it in partnership with the Multi-Subject Notebook to keep work-life separate from social-life.

“Lesson plans are really well laid out. It doesn’t force the user into creating one type — it’s very flexible.” -Kelly D., Undergraduate Prof.

Built By You

Feedback and template ideas from real teachers helped steer the ship, making you just as involved in this product as we are. Your tailored needs and expertise helped us integrate useful features for educators everywhere that are too often overlooked. This includes lesson planning pages and rosters in addition to class schedules fit for both in-school and after-school activities.

“I love it, and even showed it to my homeschooling friends- it is easily adaptable to their needs as well!” -Amanda S., HS Music Director

Classroom Digitization

Like all Rocketbook products, the Teacher Planner is fully integrated with the Rocketbook app available on Apple’s App Store or Google Play, making it the perfect partner in crime (or teaching). Transcribe, name, and share notes online with students and colleagues for a more seamless workflow. With the Smart Lists feature, you can create lists that are easily recognized by the app and can be sorted digitally however you want. And, once you scan a page, you can erase it with water.

“Being able to digitize and search those PDF’s rather than flip through old planners will be fantastic.” -Todd H., Middle School Teacher

See our guide for making the most of the Rocketbook app by using it in tandem with Google Classroom.

Final Thoughts

The Teacher Planner is the ultimate back-to-school tool to boost productivity and reduce stress during the entire school year. Ditch your old school planners and get to saving paper (and money) with the reusable Teacher Planner.

Want to see how the Teacher Planner compares to our other planners? See how it differs from other Rocketbook planners here.

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When we think of sand, many things come to mind: the beach, the sun, our new notebook color Celestial Sand…the list goes on. But at Rocketbook, we can’t help thinking of space and–more specifically–Star Wars.

Although you may not see a stormtrooper tanning at the beach anytime soon, our new notebook color actually has quite a bit in common with the characters of Star Wars. As such, we tried reaching them for comment but quickly realized that they were too busy saving the galaxy and all. Thus, we decided to conduct some analysis of our own to figure out which of the Star Wars characters would actually like our new Celestial Sand notebook color, and why.

Obi-Wan Kenobi

Would he like it?

Yes

Why?

Obi-Wan has developed a great appreciation for sand, as it kept his lightsaber hidden for many years on the sandy planet of Tatooine, hiding his secret identity under the guise of Old Ben. In other words, sand acted as a great ally–it kept quiet and stayed loyal.

Plus, Obi-Wan is a Jedi, meaning he is one with all living things. As he puts it, “the Force is what gives a Jedi his power. It’s an energy field created by all living things.” This makes him and other Jedi the perfect candidates for our reusable notebooks (since they are also one with the planet).

Darth Vader

Would he like it?

No

Why?

First of all, let’s be honest, this guy’s kind of a hater. There aren’t many things he does like. And sand is no exception. As he famously describes sand: “It’s coarse and rough and irritating–and it gets everywhere.” Granted, his suit would be kind of hard to wash after a beach trip, so we get it.

Moreover, he’s a big fan of fire and lava, so the whole water-based erasing technique used for Rocketbook notebooks probably wouldn’t be his favorite pastime. It’s probably a good sign that Darth Vader doesn’t like the Celestial Sand color, though.

Luke Skywalker

Would he like it?

Yes

Why?

As a resident of Tatooine, a sandy desert planet, Luke has a special place in his heart for all things sand-related. In fact, it’s likely that he has even had a few breakthrough training sessions on the sand, as its shape-shifting abilities make it the perfect place to pick up new, unique skills. Similarly, the Rocketbook Everyday Planner is a great place to map out a plan for learning new skills, like how to fight with a lightsaber. In short, Luke would be a fan.

Princess Leia

Would she like it?

Yes

Why?

Leia was actually saved by a hologram, so we think she’d love the free Rocketbook app as its scanning features are exactly like the holograms featured throughout the Star Wars franchise. Okay, not exactly–although one day they may be more similar than we may think. While Leia was saved by a hologram, our app’s scanning features have the ability to save your notes (and then send them anywhere in the galaxy). Check it out on Apple’s App Store or Google Play.

Baby Yoda

Would he like it?

Yes

Why?

Technically speaking, we don’t have a good reason as to why Baby Yoda would like the Celestial Sand notebook color, aside from his nostalgic ties to Mandalore. That said, we basically just wanted an excuse to showcase another drawing of Baby Yoda by a Rocketbook user. So, enjoy:

Final Thoughts

And there you have it. As you can see, despite one notable hater, most of the Star Wars characters would be all for the new Celestial Sand notebook color. Not to mention that celestial literally means space-related, and these characters have all had their fair share of space moments in their time.

Want to see Star Wars characters as Rocketbook notebooks? This is the blog you’re looking for.

If you’re jumping to light speed to get your hands on the new Celestial Sand notebook color, check it out here.

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Would These Star Wars Characters Like Our New ‘Celestial Sand’ Cover? was originally published in The Launch Pad on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

For eons, Rocketbook has made “notebooks from the future”. Sometimes, though, it’s important to revisit the past….

What’s Happening?

1. Every Wednesday, we’ll be premiering a video (and behind the scenes Q&A) of a new historical character going up against Rocketbook in a notebook aisle.
2. Enter to win a free Rocketbook Multi Subject! Answer our poll to guess who the next character in the series will be.
3. Tune into the following week’s livestream to see if you won the giveaway and enter that week’s giveaway (by answering the poll).

#1 — Rocketbook vs. Caveman

The first step to rewriting notebook history is to go back. Way back. Back when humankind wasn’t writing on reusable notebooks, but on the walls of caves. Back when the cloud wasn’t an online storage space, but something that we sacrificed goats to. It was weird.

Let’s see how a Caveman handles being introduced to Rocketbook…

🚨 Free Giveaway: Win a Rocketbook Multi Subject notebook! 🚨

• Answer the poll here for who you think will be featured in Rewriting Notebook History Pt. 2
• Tune into Part 2 to see if you won! RSVP to Part 2 (and get a hint to the correct answer) here: https://bit.ly/3nYiOB5

#2 — Rocketbook vs. ???

Who will Rocketbook take on in week 2 of Rewriting Notebook History? Take the poll below to make your guess and enter to win a free Rocketbook Multi Subject notebook!

Tune in on Wednesday, 7/20 at 12pm EST to find out if you won and who is next up in the notebook aisle gauntlet.

⇨ Click to RSVP to Part 2⇦

#3 — Rocketbook vs. ???

Who will Rocketbook take on in the final week of Rewriting Notebook History? Take the poll below to make your guess and enter to win a free Rocketbook Multi Subject notebook!

Tune in on Wednesday, 7/20 at 12pm EST to find out if you won and who is next up in the notebook aisle gauntlet.

⇨ Click to RSVP to Part 3⇦

Stay Tuned

Tune into each livestream to see us rewrite notebook history and to hear the behind the scenes info on how we created these videos.

Follow us on social media to never miss a video premiere and to answer the poll on who will be featured in the next video so you can be entered into the giveaway for a free Rocketbook Multi Subject notebook!

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Rewriting Notebook History was originally published in The Launch Pad on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

What is the Rocketbook Multi Subject Notebook?

The new Rocketbook Multi Subject Notebook is the best of both worlds (or more, if you believe in the multiverse). This technologically-advanced notebook is a lifesaver for when the workload increases and desk space decreases. Its extra pages and removable dividers are essential to maintaining organization and reducing stress.

Like any new technology, the Multi Subject Notebook comes with instructions…or at least, tips on how to use it. Those tips are listed below–here are four unique ways to put your new favorite notebook to use:

1. The Multi-Tasker
2. The Class-ic
3. The Planner
4. The Memory Keeper

1. The Multi-Tasker

Problem:

Work-life balance is hard to achieve and can often lead to a scattered mind.

Solution:

Use the Multi Subject Notebook to categorize all your notes into cohesive sections.

Whether you’re teaching by day and in a band by night or working the nightshift and in pilates by morning, the Multi Subject Notebook is your new note-taking partner. It’s there to collect your thoughts during parent-teacher conferences AND to act as a fitness tracker for your new favorite workout routine.

The best part? It’s infinitely interchangeable. The removable dividers allow you to tailor the notebook to your liking. Whether you decide to use all four dividers that come with the Multi Subject Notebook or not, how you split up the notebook sections is all up to you. Plus, if anything changes, you can erase your notes with water or scan them with the Rocketbook app and store them online for safekeeping (just in case).

2. The Class-ic

Problem:

Notes from multiple classes are hard to keep orderly.

Solution:

Use the removable dividers to organize class notes your way and ensure scholastic success.

The Class-ic way to use the Multi Subject Notebook is the same way any notebook with multiple sections is used: to divvy up class notes. Whether you’re a student or teacher, this method is foolproof and sure to keep your notes organized.

Label each divider with a class name and write the notes for each class within its respective section. Similarly, teachers should use the dividers to separate lesson plans or different units for a single class. Teach multiple classes? Separate your notebook out by class.

Keeping everything in one notebook also assures that you don’t lose any of your notes–and that your back gets a break from your usual seventeen-pound backpack. Check out our bonus tips on how to use one notebook for all your class notes.

3. The Planner

Problem:

To-do lists and weekly plans take up note-taking space.

Solution:

Use the Multi Subject’s removable dividers to create one or more sections with seven pages each to simulate seven-day weeks. Plan out each day, erase, and repeat for the following week.

Try using a section of the Multi Subject Notebook as a daily planner. When the week ends, simply erase your previous plans and restart.

For this system, place a divider after seven pages to simulate the days of the week. You can do this for as many weeks as you like. The lined pages in the notebook allow for ultimate customization. Thus, in each weekly section, map out tasks of the day, grocery lists, meal plans, workout routines, and more.

For maximum productivity, check out how to integrate the Multi Subject Notebook with Google Calendar.

4. The Memory Keeper

Problem:

Stacks of disorganized notes everywhere cause clutter.

Solution:

Write everything in a reusable notebook with extra pages and infinite space to keep all your notes in one, organized place.

Have a million pieces of paper with you at all times? We get it. The never-ending entourage of scrap paper is hard to avoid. Luckily, the Multi Subject Notebook is reusable. Thus, instead of an endless array of sticky notes or to-do lists, write everything in the Multi Subject Notebook. Worried you’ll run out of paper? The Multi Subject comes with more paper than any other Rocketbook notebook, so each and every to-do list on your mind is welcome.

Moreover, like all Rocketbook notebooks, the Multi Subject works with the free Rocketbook scanning app to scan and save your notes online. This allows you to check your to-do lists on your phone, even when your notebook isn’t around. Not to mention that saving paper is great because, as many organizers preach, not everything needs to be kept and rediscovered in 2042.

Speaking of to-do lists, learn how to turn handwriting into digital to-do lists that you can edit, add to, and check off with Smart Lists.

Multi Subject Notebook: The One-Stop-Shop

All in all, the Multi Subject Notebook can be whatever you want it to be. Whether using it for school or as a launchpad to make an aesthetic planner TikTok to please your followers, this notebook has you covered.

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Master the Art of Multitasking (with Rocketbook’s Multi Subject Notebook) was originally published in The Launch Pad on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

The infamous spiral coil. It’s what keeps the pages of a notebook together, but it can also keep a notebook from reaching its full potential. Enter: Rocketbook Reusable Filler Paper! Packs of loose leaf Rocketbook paper can be ordered any way you want in any 3-ring binder. Gone are the days of uncoiling your Rocketbook and reordering the pages. Life-changing, right?

What is Filler Paper?

Rocketbook Reusable Filler Paper finally gives you the power to organize notes any way you’d like with the familiar freedom of loose leaf. Unlike regular loose leaf–which hasn’t been updated in decades–our pages are smart enough to digitize your notes (just like all Rocketbook notebooks do). Our erasable and scannable filler paper is compatible with any 3-ring binder, and comes in lined (college and wide ruled), dot-grid, and graph paper.

Choose from our Starter Pack, Variety Pack, or Expansion Pack to get exactly what you need:

• Starter Pack: 18 sheets of lined paper, in college ruled or wide ruled.
• Variety Pack: 18 sheets of lined, dot-grid, and graph paper, in college ruled or wide ruled.
• Expansion Pack: 10 sheets of paper, choose between dot-grid, graph, lined (college), or lined (wide).

How to Use Filler Paper

Fill any 3-ring binder with 18 sheets (or more) of hole-punched Filler Paper. Then remove, add, or rearrange pages as your note taking heart desires.

To help you get started, we’ve compiled a list of use cases for each Filler Paper page type:

1. Personal Journal
2. Multi Subject Binder
3. All-in-One Work Binder
4. Frankenbook (feat. Filler Paper)

1. Personal Journal

Create the ultimate personalized journal for yourself using Filler Paper. It can be a planner, a habit tracker, a journal, and a place for to-do lists, all in one spot. The possibilities here are truly infinite (y’know–because they’re erasable).

Lined Pages:

Use the lined pages for a morning journal. Write down how you’re feeling to start the day, along with a few things you’re grateful for.

Graph Paper

Use the graph paper to create your own habit tracking grid, coloring in each box for every day you accomplish the habit. Some daily habits to track are studying, doing random acts of kindness, or writing 100 words of your novel.

Dot-Grid Paper

Use the grid as a guide for creating a custom bujo template for detailed journaling. There are so many possibilities for bullet journaling–try creating a “Future Log” to track future events such as paying bills and going to doctor appointments.

2. Multi Subject Binder

Filler Paper can be used to create a customized multi-subject binder for school. Keep notes for every class in one binder, in whatever custom order you want.

Lined Pages

Use the lined pages for your history or English classes for writing exercises, class notes, and rough drafts of papers.

Graph Paper

Use the graph paper pages for math class, using the paper as a guide to creating graphs and plots to solve problems.

Dot-Grid Paper

Use the dot-grid pages for an art class or a science class; sketch out art class designs, or sketch diagrams of organisms for science class.

Rocketbook Pro-Tip: Use tabs or sticky notes to separate your notes into sections based on subject.

3. All-in-One Work Binder

If you prefer to keep track of work notes and calendars by hand, you can do it all in one binder with Filler Paper. Use all three page types to write meeting notes, create a custom planning template, and make a space for project brainstorming.

Lined Pages

Use the lined pages for meeting notes–create your own meeting notes template, or write freehand notes to upload to the cloud and share with coworkers later.

Graph Paper

Use graph paper to create a custom planner for your work week. The graph paper is the perfect guide to making a planning template where you can fill in any to-do’s, meetings, and project deadlines.

Dot-Grid Paper

Use the dot-grid pages as a section for brainstorming–need ideas for an upcoming project or campaign? Create a mind map on the dot-grid pages to get all your thoughts in one place.

4. Frankenbook (feat. Filler Paper)

Combine lined, dot-grid, and graph filler paper pages with pages removed from other Rocketbook notebooks that you own. Filler Paper + pages from other Rocketbook notebooks = the most versatile Frankenbook yet.

Warning: For Extreme Users Only

Take pages out of other Rocketbook notebooks to add to your Filler Paper Frankenbook. For example, if you enjoy a specific template from your Panda Planner, you can remove some of those pages and add them to your binder along with the rest of your Filler Paper pages.

When it comes to removing pages from your other Rocketbook notebooks, uncoil at your own risk–this isn’t for the faint of heart. Learn more techniques for making a Frankenbook, if you dare.

Filler Paper Party

We hope our list of use cases fulfilled your expectations. Now is the time to free your notes from the constraints of a binding and make a Rocketbook notebook that’s uniquely yours. Filler Paper not only replaces wasteful single-use paper, but it adds the element of easy digitization (thanks to the free Rocketbook app) to decrease clutter and increase efficiency.

Want to start customizing the way you take and rearrange your notes? Check out Filler Paper here.

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What is Rocketbook Filler Paper?

Rocketbook Filler Paper is reusable paper with the power to be rearranged like loose-leaf, in any order you’d like. Of course, like any Rocketbook notebook, you can scan Filler Paper pages using the free Rocketbook app and you can erase your notes with water. Unlike regular loose leaf, though, every single sheet is packed with 5+ features to make your online organization faster, easier, and more useful.

Note: Filler Paper is available as Lined, Dot-Grid, or Graph paper, but every version has all of the smart features outlined below.

With so much digital power, it can be hard to know where to start. So sit down, buckle up, and enjoy the ride as we break down every smart feature of Filler Paper and how to use them to their maximum potential:

1. Smart Title Bar
2. Smart Tag Bar
3. Transcription
4. Smart Lists
5. Destination Redesign

1. Smart Title Bar

How To Use This Smart Feature

• At the top of every Filler Paper page resides a Smart Title Bar. Write an apt title for your notes (for instance, Meeting Notes 3/16 or Ideas for the next Marvel Superhero–we don’t know your life).
• Scan your notes and the Rocketbook app will automatically read what’s written in the Title Bar, and name your file accordingly.
• Now, when you send your scan to a Cloud Destination, it’ll already be organized with a title that makes sense instead of RandomFile_9239184.png

Congrats! Now, you can spend less time renaming files on your computer and more time working on that new Marvel screenplay idea you had (or whatever, like we said we don’t know your life!)

Get Smart: Check out the Rocketbook Orbit, another product that features the illustrious Title Bar!

2. Smart Tag Bar

How To Use This Smart Feature

• At the bottom of every Filler Paper page resides a Smart Title Bar. Write an apt tag for your notes (for instance, Math or Journaling). Tags should be used as a general label that applies to a large category of your notes.
• Scan your notes and the Rocketbook app will automatically read what’s written in the Tag Bar, and assign a tag to your file accordingly.
• Quickly reference all the notes you’ve ever taken with that tag by searching within the Rocketbook app.
• Also, when you send scans to destinations like Evernote, the tag you wrote in the Smart Tag Bar will carry over to that destination.

Congrats! Now, you can spend less time freaking out the day before an exam trying to find your notes with the definition of a Mitochondria on them and more time studying what the Mitochondria is (it’s the powerhouse of the cell, by the way).

Become a note taking jedi and learn how to label all your scans with Smart Tags.

3. Transcription

How To Use This Smart Feature

• Every Filler Paper page works with the Rocketbook app to transcribe your handwritten notes into text.
• Make sure that all the OCR (Optical Character Recognition) settings are turned on in the app. Learn how to do that in our help center.
• Then, scan and send your notes to Google Drive, Evernote, or an Email and the transcribed text will be sent along with your scan.

Note: The neater the handwriting, the more likely it is to be recognized and transcribed correctly. We’re not presuming anything about your handwriting, we’re just warning you.

• Instead of painstakingly typing out your writing, open up your transcribed notes on a laptop to immediately start editing in a word processor

Congrats! Now you can enjoy the ease of editing fully typed notes while taking advantage of the proven benefits of handwriting. We’re so impressed, we’re going to ask for an autograph (that we’ll then turn into text via transcription).

4. Smart Lists

How To Use This Smart Feature

• Every Filler Paper page works with the Rocketbook app to create digital to-do lists from your handwritten notes into text.
• Make sure that all the OCR (Optical Character Recognition) and Smart List settings are turned on in the app. Learn how to do that in our help center.
• To activate Smart Lists, use left-aligned hollow squares before each list item, like this:

☐ Get astronaut suit dry-cleaned
☐ Repair rocket thrusters
☐ Buy more dehydrated ice-cream

• Once you scan, the app will create a digital to-do list that can be checked off, edited, and rearranged.

See more about how to get your sh*t together with Smart Lists.

Congrats! Now, you can spend less time wondering what was supposed to get done today and more time checking things off on digital to-do lists as you do them for that sweet dopamine that comes from accomplishing tasks.

5. Redesigned Sending System

How To Use This Smart Feature

• At the bottom of every Filler Paper page resides 7 destination symbols and a QR code.
• As a quick reminder, these destination symbols correspond to the Cloud destinations you’ve set up in the Rocketbook app. Check off one (or more) of the destinations and after you scan, the notes will automatically be sent to that online location.
• Filler Paper sports the new, smaller and minimalistic destination symbols. In addition to the modern aesthetic, this redesign frees up more space for you to write world-shattering (or just normal) notes.

For more information on sending handwritten notes online using the destinations, check out our help center.

Congrats! Now you can enjoy the benefits of Rocketbook’s 7 destination symbol system without sacrificing precious writing space.

Work Smarter, Not Harder

Welcome to the future, where a single piece of paper can have 5 built-in smart features. With Rocketbook Filler Paper you can automatically name and tag scans, transform handwriting to text, digitize to-do lists, and write with ample space. If it weren’t real we wouldn’t believe it…but it is real, and we do believe it, as should you. See all your note-taking dreams come true by making the most of your reusable loose leaf.

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A little while ago we asked the Launch Crew, a Facebook group made up of Rocketbook super fans, which travel-related blog they wanted to read. The results were not close:

Template Guide: Create templates with a permanent marker, so that after erasing, only the notes disappear while the templates remain for endless reuse!

So we’ll cut straight to the chase–here’s 10 perfect travel templates featuring the Rocketbook Mini:

1. Travel Planner
2. Travel Budget
3. Scavenger Hunt
4. Trip Planner
5. Pack List
6. License Plates
7. Daily Planner
8. Travel Journal
9. Expense Trackers
10. Bonus Template

This bite-sized blog features the bite-sized Rocketbook Mini, as it’s a perfect travel companion that can store notes, to-dos, and planning templates for a weekend getaway or a weeklong vacation. Try the Mini!

1. Travel Planner

⇨ Keep an overview of upcoming travels, a few days at a time.

How To Use This Template:

• List the important tasks/events for each day, four days at a time in an organized fashion for easy reference.
• Don’t put too many details (that’ll come in a future template), but keep any additional notes at the bottom to add context.
• Traveling for more than 4 days? Tough luck. Just kidding, turn the page and recreate the template on the next page.

Rocketbook Tip: Scan the page with the Rocketbook app and send it to the rest of your convoy so everyone is on schedule. Even Jared, who usually has no idea what’s going on!

2. Travel Budget

⇨ Trips cost money (dang!). Keep track of if you’re able to keep your trip under budget (yay!)…or over budget (dang again!).

How To Use This Template:

• In the Budgeted column, track how much you expect to spend.
• In the Actual column, track how much you end up spending during the trip.
• In the Difference column, calculate the difference using your math skills. If you don’t have math skills, just assume you saved a ton of money.
• Use this template as a reminder to be conscious of how much you spend during the trip, not just as a reference for when the traveling is over.

Rocketbook Tip: Use the Mini’s dot-grid pages to help you make straight lines for your budgeting table. Or make the lines with your eyes closed if you want a little chaos (we legally cannot recommend this method).

3. Scavenger Hunt

⇨ Who said traveling can’t be fun? Okay, no one said that. But here’s a reprieve from the serious templates–try this game during the inevitable lulls of any trip.

How To Use This Template:

• Pick a leg of your trip, and brainstorm some common sights (see the examples above).
• If boredom ever strikes while traveling, turn to this template, and keep an eye out for any of the scavenger hunt items. Check them off as you spot them!
• It’s like a game of Where’s Waldo? but in real life and without a random man in a ridiculously coordinated outfit.

Rocketbook Tip: Use this hack from Australian Rocketbook super-user, Jenny, to keep the Rocketbook Mini, a pen, and a cloth (for erasing) all in one place…

4. Trip Planner

⇨ A less detailed overview is handy for the early stages of trip planning.

How To Use This Template:

• Jot down only the key details of upcoming travel plans: cities, dates, the main attractions.
• For extra organization, keep a to-do list at the bottom to ensure no important steps were skipped when you land at the destination.

Rocketbook Tip: Get more planning power with Rocketbook’s Everyday Planner that helps keep you productive and on schedule week after week, year after year.

5. Pack List

⇨ Besides a nude beach, there’s not many travel destinations that will accommodate clothing-less guests. Avoid that issue with a Pack List.

How To Use This Template:

• List out every item needed on the upcoming trip and add how many of each item should be packed.
• Once you’ve packed that item, check it off to ensure you don’t show up empty handed (or rather, empty luggaged…you know what we mean?)
• Add multiple sections to track your packing categorically (e.g. Clothes, Toiletries, and Electronics).

Rocketbook Tip: See how to turn your to-do lists into digital, interactive lists on your phone that you can edit, add to, and check off, right from your phone!

6. License Plates

⇨ Finished the Scavenger Hunt from template #3? Well, we’ve got another fun game for you: how many different license plates can you spot?

How To Use This Template:

• Create a list of the states or countries near your destination.
• As you travel by car or bus, look out for license plates from these locations to keep yourself busy.

Rocketbook Tip: Even when you’re not traveling, there’s lots of fun you can have in a notebook. See the 5 games you can play in a Rocketbook notebook.

7. Daily Planner

⇨ The most detailed planning template is here. Well not here, but slightly below here. Just a little bit down the page. You’re so close…

How To Use This Template:

• Create two boxes at the top of the template: (1) To-Do (2) To Buy
• Fill in these boxes with key steps to a successful day of travel. What’s in store for that day of travel? Good question…
• The answer is hours of fun. Fill in the hourly schedule with each two hour block of activities including museums, transportation, meals, and more.
• The most detailed plans are most likely to go right, so use this template as your daily guide for staying on schedule.

Rocketbook Tip: By the way, if you ever use the wrong ink in your notebook or if the ink disappears, we’ve got you covered. Here’s the top 5 Rocketbook mess ups (and how to fix them).

8. Travel Journal

⇨ Time flies when you’re having fun, so slow down and take in the good times by keeping a daily travel journal.

How To Use This Template:

• Write down the current date and city for context to your journal entry.
• Write down a few sentences summarizing the day’s travels and activities.
• Look back in a few weeks, months, or years to reminisce about that time you jumped into the Mediterranean Sea or almost got kicked out of a restaurant in Utah.
• Use prompts to help guide the journal entry. Here are some examples: (1) Write about the high and low of the day, (2) Write about 3 things you’re grateful for, (3) Write every meal you had and where.

Rocketbook Tip: We’re grateful for Rocketbook notebooks. Figure out what you’re grateful for with our guide to getting started with gratitude journaling.

9. Expense Tracker

⇨ For business trips, it’s important to monitor expenses for reimbursement. Use an Expense Tracker to do just that!

How To Use This Template:

• Using the dot-grid pages as a guide to create 4 columns: Date (of the expense), Type (to categorize the expense), Description, and $ (cost of the expense).
• Be vigilant about tracking each expense as they happen, otherwise it might be difficult to go back and find receipts or charges to mark down.

10. Your Template

⇨ We want to see the travel templates you’ve created in your notebook. Send us an email to hello@getrocketbook.com to be featured in a future blog and receive international acclaim!

Rocketbook Tip: Here’s some examples of customer-submitted Rocketbook templates. While they’re not travel-related, they are helpful and can be downloaded and printed for yourself.

Happy Travels

That’s the 10 perfect travel templates–use them for the trip the Hawaii coming up next week or bookmark this blog for safe keeping when you go on vacation this summer.

We want to thank our very own Sabine, from the Rocket Squad, and her daughter for sharing their custom travel templates to help with this blog. Here’s some photos of the inspiration for many of these templates!

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10 Perfect Travel Templates (feat. Rocketbook Mini) was originally published in The Launch Pad on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.