You shouldn't have to choose between thinking well and getting things done. Margen transcribes every page you write on your Boox and delivers it to Claude, ChatGPT and Notion. You keep the pen; your ideas stay within reach.
The tablet is a wonderful place to think. It's a bad place to find anything later. Search stops at the device, recognition struggles with real handwriting, and nothing reaches the tools where your work actually happens.
“Manually exporting files, converting formats, and copy-pasting text like it was 1999.”
“Roughly as organized as napkins shoved in your glovebox… if you need a specific one, well, good luck.”
“[My DIY integration] ended up being too unreliable for real-life use.”
Each page is read as an image by a state-of-the-art vision model, which copes with quick handwriting, abbreviations, lists and arrows. When a word matters, Claude opens the page image to check.
Connect Margen once from Claude’s connector directory, or in ChatGPT, and ask about any page from the web, the desktop or your phone. Notion is next.
Import the notebooks you wrote in Boox Notes. Their pages are transcribed and searchable like the rest; each page counts as a new note.
Every page gets a short title and a summary. Search goes through your handwriting and the summaries, so the page turns up even when the word was hard to read.
Ink appears under the pen tip with no lag. Pressure, palm rejection and the eraser end work as you expect, and the refresh is tuned for E Ink.
The connector is read-only. Pages are transcribed with zero data retention and never used to train models, stored encrypted, and deleted from the server when you delete them. App privacy policy.
A page written by hand on a Note Air. Margen syncs it and names it, then Claude reads it, does the math, plans the next steps and puts the plan in Notion. Real recordings, sped up where it's slow.
“I was making notes on Linux and using them to make flash cards for studying and memorizing various commands! I was originally trying out Boox built in tools but didn’t find them robust enough! With Margen I was able to transcribe my notes and then Claude also made me a set of flash cards from those notes!”
Write up to 100 new notes a month for free, and it stays free. Pro is for people who write more than that.
Margen is free: write up to 100 new notes a month, for good. Leave the Google Play email your Boox uses and we'll send you the install steps within 24 hours.
Boox tablets running Android 10 or later. Early access goes through a Google Play closed test. If you have another tablet, pick “Another tablet” in the early-access form and tell us which one.
Yes. In Margen, open Settings → Boox Notes and pick the notebooks to import. Their pages come in as read-only pages, are transcribed and become searchable from Claude like the rest. Each imported page with writing counts as one new note from your monthly allowance.
Margen is in Claude’s connector directory. In Claude, open Customize → Connectors → Browse connectors, search for Margen and click Connect. Sign in with the email you use in Margen: type the 6-digit code you receive, then Allow. The connector then works in the Claude web, desktop and mobile apps. It is read-only and you can disconnect it at any time.
Each page is read as an image by a vision model, which copes with quick handwriting, abbreviations, lists and arrows. Like a person, it can misread a word: when it matters, Claude opens the page image to check.
Yes. Every account can write up to 100 new notes a month for free, and an account you open now stays free: we won’t take the free plan away or shrink it later. Pro, $49 a year, is for people who write more and removes the limit.
A page counts as one note the first time it is transcribed with something written on it. Blank pages are free, and editing a page later doesn’t use another note (up to 100 re-transcriptions a month).
Writing works offline. Pages are transcribed and become searchable once the tablet has a connection.
You shouldn't have to choose between thinking well and getting things done. Margen transcribes every page you write on your Boox and delivers it to Claude, ChatGPT and Notion. You keep the pen; your ideas stay within reach.
The tablet is a wonderful place to think. It's a bad place to find anything later. Search stops at the device, recognition struggles with real handwriting, and nothing reaches the tools where your work actually happens.
“Manually exporting files, converting formats, and copy-pasting text like it was 1999.”
“Roughly as organized as napkins shoved in your glovebox… if you need a specific one, well, good luck.”
“[My DIY integration] ended up being too unreliable for real-life use.”
Each page is read as an image by a state-of-the-art vision model, which copes with quick handwriting, abbreviations, lists and arrows. When a word matters, Claude opens the page image to check.
Connect Margen once from Claude’s connector directory, or in ChatGPT, and ask about any page from the web, the desktop or your phone. Notion is next.
Import the notebooks you wrote in Boox Notes. Their pages are transcribed and searchable like the rest; each page counts as a new note.
Every page gets a short title and a summary. Search goes through your handwriting and the summaries, so the page turns up even when the word was hard to read.
Ink appears under the pen tip with no lag. Pressure, palm rejection and the eraser end work as you expect, and the refresh is tuned for E Ink.
The connector is read-only. Pages are transcribed with zero data retention and never used to train models, stored encrypted, and deleted from the server when you delete them. App privacy policy.
A page written by hand on a Note Air. Margen syncs it and names it, then Claude reads it, does the math, plans the next steps and puts the plan in Notion. Real recordings, sped up where it's slow.
“I was making notes on Linux and using them to make flash cards for studying and memorizing various commands! I was originally trying out Boox built in tools but didn’t find them robust enough! With Margen I was able to transcribe my notes and then Claude also made me a set of flash cards from those notes!”
Write up to 100 new notes a month for free, and it stays free. Pro is for people who write more than that.
Margen is free: write up to 100 new notes a month, for good. Leave the Google Play email your Boox uses and we'll send you the install steps within 24 hours.
Boox tablets running Android 10 or later. Early access goes through a Google Play closed test. If you have another tablet, pick “Another tablet” in the early-access form and tell us which one.
Yes. In Margen, open Settings → Boox Notes and pick the notebooks to import. Their pages come in as read-only pages, are transcribed and become searchable from Claude like the rest. Each imported page with writing counts as one new note from your monthly allowance.
Margen is in Claude’s connector directory. In Claude, open Customize → Connectors → Browse connectors, search for Margen and click Connect. Sign in with the email you use in Margen: type the 6-digit code you receive, then Allow. The connector then works in the Claude web, desktop and mobile apps. It is read-only and you can disconnect it at any time.
Each page is read as an image by a vision model, which copes with quick handwriting, abbreviations, lists and arrows. Like a person, it can misread a word: when it matters, Claude opens the page image to check.
Yes. Every account can write up to 100 new notes a month for free, and an account you open now stays free: we won’t take the free plan away or shrink it later. Pro, $49 a year, is for people who write more and removes the limit.
A page counts as one note the first time it is transcribed with something written on it. Blank pages are free, and editing a page later doesn’t use another note (up to 100 re-transcriptions a month).
Writing works offline. Pages are transcribed and become searchable once the tablet has a connection.