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Your well-worn binder,just as it was.

Write. Snap in. Stick. Just like you did on paper.

Off the rings, back on
It pops right off.
Flip the lever and the rings split open. Tap a hole to lift a sheet off, then drop it on any open page to snap it back on. You are not reordering a list — you are moving paper.
Page turns
The paper turns, not the screen.
A sheet lifts under your fingertip and turns over the rings. The screen doesn't slide sideways — a piece of paper turns. Flip quickly and several sheets fan past together.
Upright and open
Upright: one page. Open: two.
Hold it upright to focus — like a binder with the cover folded back, one page fills the screen. Lay it flat to write across two pages side by side. Turn it either way and you're still on the same page — you're just holding the binder differently.
Index tabs
Tap — and it flips all the way there.
Stick a tab on any sheet; tap it and the sheets in between actually flip along the way — you feel how far you went.
Stickers and things that stick
Once stuck, it's part of the paper.
Stickers, photos, washi tape — pick one from the drawer and put it where you want. Tape unrolls as far as you drag and cuts the moment you let go. What you stick belongs to the sheet: turn the page or move the sheet, and it comes along.
Handwriting search
Found exactly as you wrote it.
Your ink is quietly read in the background. Search a word across years of pages, and it finds your own handwriting.