Classic
The original ink Pocket idea. Music, simple games, photos—and room to grow.

A tiny paper-screen companion for your favorite songs, small adventures and the people worth keeping close. No feed to fall into.

What would you do with a little more time away from the screen? Write a line. We’ll keep you close to ink as it becomes real.
INK / POSTCARD NO. 001You put on a song. You listened to it. You took a grainy photo, played one more game, then went outside.
Somewhere along the way, every little thing got folded into one glowing rectangle that never wants us to leave.
ink Pocket is our attempt to bring back the feeling of having a few good things—and knowing when to put them down.
See the little things ↗Tap a feature. Get a feel for what it's like to carry less. These are proposed experiences, not demonstrated functions.
An offline music library and wired headphones, with album art that looks like a tiny printed sleeve.
Soft edges. Quiet clicks. A little orange in the right places. The kind of thing you keep turning over in your hand.
THE CLASSIC · FRONT & BACK · CONCEPT RENDER
Magnetic faceplates: sand, sage, orange, smoke. A different feel for every day.

Under the shell: e-paper, ESP32 board, camera, battery, dial. Planned modules, subject to engineering validation.
Select a concept faceplate. The palette is proposed; availability isn't confirmed.
CONCEPT IMAGERYNot an anti-phone manifesto. Just a little reminder that not every moment needs an algorithm.
A proposed private messaging experience for a tiny, chosen circle of people. No public feed, read receipts as pressure, or endless group threads.
Save a nonbinding preference to your account. This is not a preorder or guarantee of production.
The original ink Pocket idea. Music, simple games, photos—and room to grow.
Two pockets, one small circle. A potential set, subject to a working pager.
A tiny alternative form factor, still exploring the best engineering fit.
Not yet. This is a prelaunch development project. The product images are concept renderings. The interest form is not a purchase.
It is an experimental design idea, not a committed first-release feature. The simpler physical dial is the current pragmatic V1 direction.
That is the long-term hybrid LoRa goal, but radio performance, regulatory requirements, antenna layout and battery usage still need real hardware validation.
That's a planned experience: tap a phone against the back to open a selected contact card or profile link. The implementation isn't yet validated in a finished device.
There is no live campaign or confirmed launch date yet. We will share progress once core hardware, real costs and delivery feasibility are established.
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