Cable-Free. Place It Anywhere.
Six months on a single charge with no wire running down the wall, nothing to plug in. Hang it, stand it on a desk, or tuck it into a shelf.
Kickstarter Launch · August 10, 2026
A Dynamic Surface not another Device.
Paper is a 10-inch color e-ink display you compose like part of your room. It's not a screen you operate. Six months on a charge. No glare. Whatever you want it to be.
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What is Paper?
Your World,
Visualized Effortlessly.
Paper is a 10-inch color e-ink display you compose like part of your room rather than operate like a device. You decide what lives on it and when, and it arranges your day on its own from there. No taps, no glare, no screen demanding your attention. Just a surface that quietly keeps itself yours.
The idea is to give the unused surfaces in your home something alive to hold. You compose it once from a handful of mini apps, and it carries your day on its own.
Built Around Mini Apps
Your Surface,
Composed Your Way.
Content on Paper isn't fixed. It's built from mini apps you choose: calendars, photos, reminders, art, weather, and more. Pick the ones that fit your day, give each a time to take the surface, and Paper runs the rest on its own.
Can't find the mini app you want? Build it. Paper ships with an OpenSDK to write your own or install one from the community. Local traffic, a mood board, a dashboard for your smart home — if you can describe it, you can put it on Paper.
Available From Day One
A Growing App Library.
Mini apps built by us and the community — here's what's on Paper today.
Exceptional Screen
Why None Of Them Feel Right.
LCD / Tablet
Paper · E-Ink
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Paper
Full color without the glare. Months instead of hours. Flexible to be whatever you want it to be.
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Tablet
Glows in a dark room. Drains by dinner. Still a tablet propped on a stand.
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Digital Photo Frame
Loops the same shots behind glossy plastic. Reads as a gadget, not part of the room.
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E-ink Frames
Show photos and stop there. Fixed to the one thing they shipped as.
Frame Adapter
Drops Into
12"×16" Frames.
Snap on the optional frame adapter and Paper slides right into most standard 12"×16" frame. No custom hardware, no modifications. All you need is just the frame you already have at home.
The adapter also houses an extended battery pack, stretching battery life well beyond the standard six months — so once it's in the frame, you won't need to think about it for up to 1.5 years.
Key Features
Designed to Disappear into your Day.
Composed from Apps you Choose.
Weather, calendar, photos, or art. Pick your mini apps and give each a time to take the surface. Paper runs the day on its own. OpenSDK to add more content as you see fit.
Yours to Keep.
Runs for months per charge. Your photos stay yours even if our servers ever go away. Something you own, not something you rent.
A Day on Paper
Schedule Once. It Runs Itself.
Give each app a time to take the surface. Paper changes itself.
No need to tap, no notifications, no interface begging for your thumb.
Morning
News
The headlines you care about, waiting when you walk into the room.
Midday
Family Calendar
What everyone's up to today, quietly held on the wall while you work.
Evening
Photo
The people and places you love, coming back as the light softens.
Coming with Paper Plus
A Canvas That Fills Itself.
Auto Photo Curation
Point Paper at your library. AI surfaces the shots genuinely worth a wall, cropped and color-tuned for the panel.
Intelligent Content Generation
Describe what you want and Paper generates it. Or wire in a webhook and let live data drive the surface. A canvas that fills itself, from your imagination or your data.
Super Early Bird · Limited Slots
Lifetime Access to Every Paid Feature.
Free, Forever.
Paper works without any subscription. But some apps and features will require one. Super early bird backers (the people who believed first) get lifetime free access to all paid features, as our thank-you.
Lifetime access to all current and future paid features
Lowest price we'll ever offer
Limited slots — once they're gone, they're gone