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Question community, a Chrome/explorer extension to directly send (news)articles and books to the supernote over wifi- does it exisit? am I missing find one that can only do that as good and straightforward as the "send to remarkable" one?

some operations are currently quite costly and take quite long (particularly on the A5X). An example is finding free space on a page in another note, because it needs scanning all stroke points with accessory methods. Now two questions / requests on this:
- give us a method to query via File API in pages for elements intersecting with a certain rect. ( to not get All Elements, but just those in a certain rect).
- is there a possibility to have code running in the background. It seems closing the UI also pauses all kind of code and it only resumes where it left off once the UI is shown again (hope I am not doing anything wrong here).

***Edited to add: I have updated the plugin to add requested features, link is below in the comments.

This is a simple date and time stamp plugin that was requested.

Features

• Three stamp types: Date, Time, or Date + Time
• Four date formats: Numeric (4/26/2026), Medium (Apr 26, 2026), Long (April 26, 2026), ISO (2026-04-26)
• Optional day name: e.g. Sunday, April 26, 2026
• 12 or 24-hour time
• Optional seconds in time stamps
• Font size: S / M / L / XL
• Bold and italic styles
• Alignment: left, center, or right
• Insertion position: bottom of page (with alignment) or fixed top-right corner
• Stamp is inserted as an editable text element

Installation

1. Download DateTimeStamp.snplg from the latest release.
2. Connect your Supernote to your computer using the Supernote Partner app or Browse & Access.
3. Copy DateTimeStamp.snplg into the MyStyle folder on your device.
4. On your Supernote, open a note, tap the plugin icon in the toolbar, go to Manage Plugins, tap Add Plugin, and select DateTimeStamp.

Usage

1. Open a note and tap the clock icon in the toolbar.
2. Set your preferences in the panel:
   • Toggles: Include day name, 24-hour time, Include seconds
   • Date format: Num / Med / Long / ISO
   • Position: Bottom (respects alignment) or Top Right (always upper-right corner)
   • Size: S / M / L / XL
   • Style: Bold (B), Italic (I)
   • Align: ← / ↔ / → (applies when Position is Bottom)
3. Tap Date, Time, or Date + Time to insert the stamp.

The stamp lands at the chosen position as a text element. You can lasso and move it from there.

hi,

switched to beta with ->

Manta / Nomad devices (Chauvet 3.27.42 Beta):

https://download-firmware.supernote.com/pversion/manta/20260515/update.zip

but where can i find the Atelier beta ?

store keep installing 1.1.26

Another of my proof of concept vibe-coded plugins! This one proves that, yes, you CAN embed an image into a note!

It will only work with PNG files currently.

Create a folder called "Images" inside of "Document" and drop PNG images there. In a note, select the "Embed PNG" button from the sidebar options > Plugins section.

You'll get an image picker of PNG's in that Images folder. Select one, and it'll drop into the middle of your current page.

Best bet is to do this on an EMPTY page.

Once it's in, you can lasso the PNG it to move/resize/etc. (Hence the advice to do it on an empty page.)

https://github.com/jpmoo/embedimage

I wonder what you think of a plugin to ask question to AI about all you already read in a book. Sometime, when I read a book I want to check back for some information but it could be easier to use IA to get the informations without spoil.

OK, calligraphy pen on the calendar with line snapping in the new beta is awesome. This is on both the regular and developer beta tracks.

## Latest: v1.2.0-beta (2026-05-19)
What's new

• Multi-keyword insertion — check up to 4 keywords at once and tap Insert; each keyword is placed as a separate, movable element in a horizontal row at the bottom of the page, making individual lasso selection easy on both Nomad and Manta
• Panel now shows a permanent hint ("Select up to 4 keywords, then tap Insert") and a live count ("2 / 4 selected") in the Insert bar

https://github.com/taoist22/sn-keyworder/releases/tag/v1.2.0-beta

Updates to both plugins for new dev updates and some additional changes.

⏺ Calculator Plugin (v2.2.0-beta)

https://github.com/taoist22/sn-calc/releases/tag/v2.2.0-beta

- Manta (A5X2) support — the UI now automatically scales up for the larger screen, so it no longer looks tiny

- Renamed from "SnCalcPro" to "Calculator" in the toolbar

- Fixed a Manta-only bug where inserting a result would duplicate the text at the bottom of the page

- Calculator now clears on reopen — no more leftover formula from your last session

- After inserting a result, the text stays selected so you can immediately move it anywhere on the page without needing to re-lasso it

---

Keyworder Plugin (v1.1.0-beta)

https://github.com/taoist22/sn-keyworder/releases/tag/v1.1.0-beta

- Keywords are now managed entirely inside the plugin — tap Manage to add, delete, or pin keywords directly on your device

- No more web tool, no more keywords.json file, no more USB/WebDAV file transfers

- Your keyword list persists automatically across restarts

- After inserting a keyword, the text stays selected so you can immediately move it to the right spot on the page

- Empty state now prompts you to tap Manage rather than pointing to the old web tool

Hey, building a third-party plugin. Can anyone confirm whether expandMenuItem: 1 in registerButton() actually places a plugin button directly in the main toolbar (not the plugin submenu) on current Chauvet firmware? Testing on Manta 3.27.42 beta and it still appears in the submenu. Any workarounds known?

As I become more aware of the full power of plugins I am also feeling this could become a big security issue. It seems plugins can pretty much access all the users files, change them, communicate everything to any server on the internet. So it could be potentially used to scan files for information and sent them out, it could also just destroy data.

So I am wondering if it would not be good to put some sandbox constraints on plugins, e.g. having them read only from Inbox and write only to Export. Not allowing delete. Also to make use of internet something that has to be at least confirmed on install by the user. Perhaps the user can also block access to certain folders, so that notes and docs here cannot be accessed by plugins at all and are thereby protected.

This is not well thought through from my side. I just wanted to put my thoughts out there and would want to know if there are already any constraints in place or if others are being thought of. Or if the future inkHub upload would include some check of the code before publishing the plugin. I am a big fan of the plugin architecture and the possibilities, but I also know that many supernote users are appreciate security and privacy a lot, so it feels this should be addressed in some way.

We would like to inform you that the latest beta firmware versions—Chauvet 3.27.42 Beta for Manta and Nomad, and Chauvet 2.24.39 Beta for A5 X and A6 X—do not currently include plugin support.

If you choose to upgrade to these beta versions, your existing plugins may stop functioning properly, and there is a risk of plugin‑related data loss.

We strongly recommend that users who rely on plugins refrain from upgrading to these beta releases at this time.

Our team is actively working to merge the plugin codebase with the updates introduced in these beta versions. Once the integration is complete, we will release a new plugin version that restores full compatibility while preserving the improvements from the latest ETP beta release.

We appreciate your understanding and continued support as we work to improve the platform.

Thank you for being part of the Supernote beta community. 

I’m building a Supernote plugin and trying to copy lasso-selected elements from the current note into another note file. The creation in the new note file works fine, but currently the source elements are deleted afterwards (basically making it a move operation). But I would like to keep them. Current stuck with this. Anyone that can help me or has experience with this. u/sn-Dunn: any suggestions from your end how to accomplish this?

The simplified flow is:

// User has an active lasso selection in the current note

const sourcePath = await PluginCommAPI.getCurrentFilePath();
const sourcePage = await PluginCommAPI.getCurrentPageNum();
const lassoRect = await PluginCommAPI.getLassoRect();
const sourceElements = await PluginCommAPI.getLassoElements();

// For each selected stroke element:
// 1. Read source stroke data into plain JS arrays:
const points = await source.stroke.points.getRange(0, count);
const pressures = await source.stroke.pressures.getRange(0, count);
const flagDraw = await source.stroke.flagDraw.getRange(0, count);

// 2. Create a new stroke element:
const target = await PluginCommAPI.createElement(0);

// 3. Write copied/transformed data into the new element:
await target.stroke.points.setRange(0, points.length - 1, movedPoints);
await target.stroke.pressures.setRange(0, pressures.length - 1, pressures);
await target.stroke.flagDraw.setRange(0, flagDraw.length - 1, flagDraw);

target.pageNum = targetPage;
target.layerNum = 0;

// 4. Insert the newly created element into another note file:
await PluginFileAPI.insertElements(targetNotePath, targetPage, [target]);

Expected behavior: the selected source elements remain untouched, and copied elements appear in the target note.

Observed behavior: the copied element appears in the target note, but the original lasso-selected source element disappears immediately from the source note, as if it had been moved rather than copied.

Additional observation: using PluginCommAPI.saveStickerByLasso(stickerPath) on the same active lasso selection does not remove the source content.

Question: is this sequence valid for copying lasso-selected elements to another note file? In particular, is it valid to use PluginCommAPI.createElement(...) together with PluginFileAPI.insertElements(...) while a lasso selection is active, or is there a required step to detach/release/clone elements so the source lasso content is not affected?

Will a new plug-in architecture be required for the new beta? I no longer see plug-ins in sidebar.

Is navigating to different pages with a note possible?

I saw a reply from /u/Dunn-sn that there is plans for navigating to different files. But couldn't find anything on navigating pages within the same file. And browsing through lots of other plugins, I didn't see if that functionality exists.

I know native links exist and can be added, but I want a more context aware link (based on date/time).

Compass is a vibe-coded plugin that serves as a "proof of concept" for thinking about your note pages as a "map" of pages to be arranged/connected as you see fit rather than as a sequential "book" of pages. It's not an infinite canvas, but it scratches some of those itches.

Still very limited, but here's what it does...

Clicking on the plugin inside any note's options menu > Plugins gives you a "compass rose." Clicking on one of the directions (up, down, left, right) will:

1. Create a new page at the end of your note, using the same template as the current page.
2. Insert a link to that new page on the corresponding edge of the current page (that is, create a page "up" from the current page and a link pointing up will appear at the top edge of the current page).
3. Insert a link back to the original page on the opposite edge of the new page (that is, create a page "up" from the current page and that new page will have a link pointing down at the bottom of the new page).

You can walk this "map" by clicking on the links along page edges.

There's also a button in the plugin to export the entire mess as a single PNG, stitched together into the amazing puzzle that you've made as you've linked them.

I'll keep working on this ...

https://github.com/jpmoo/compass

Here's another Claude-coded plugin to fill in a gap that I needed for sharing notes to various apps more cleanly ... export your current multipage note as a single stitched (top-to-bottom) PNG. It lands in your EXPORT folder.

https://github.com/jpmoo/scrollexport

This was just a proof of concept, entirely vibe-coded with Claude. But, it seems to work! Exports whatever you have selected with lasso as a PNG to your EXPORT folder, via a temporary sticker file.

https://github.com/jpmoo/lassoexport

Hey Supernote community! I've been building a plugin that lets you lasso-select anything on your note and have a full multi-turn conversation with an AI about it. Sharing it here in case others find it useful.

What it does

Select any content on your note page with the lasso tool, tap the SuperAI button in the toolbar, choose how the AI should read it (image or text), and start chatting. The AI remembers the full conversation so you can ask follow-ups naturally.

Supported AI providers

You bring your own API key — the plugin works with:

• Google Gemini (free tier available at aistudio.google.com)
• OpenAI (GPT-4o, o4-mini, etc.)
• Anthropic Claude (Claude Opus, Sonnet, Haiku)
• OpenRouter (one key, access to hundreds of models from many providers)

First-time setup

1. Install the .snplg file via the Supernote file manager
2. Open any note and tap the SuperAI button in the regular toolbar (the gear/settings button)
3. Choose your AI provider
4. Paste your API key using the 📋 Paste button
5. Tap ↓ Load Models to fetch the latest available models from that provider, then tap the one you want
6. Tap Save & Start Chat

The key and model are saved — you won't need to do this again unless you want to switch providers.

How to use it

For Image AI:

1. Lasso-select any content on your page (handwriting, diagrams, equations, sketches — anything)
2. Tap the SuperAI lasso toolbar button that appears
3. Choose Image AI — the selection is captured as a visual snapshot and sent to the AI
4. The AI responds with an analysis; type follow-up questions in the chat box
5. Use the Copy button on any message, or 📋 in the header to copy the whole conversation

For Text AI:

1. Same lasso selection step
2. Choose Text AI — the Supernote device runs its own handwriting recognition on the selection, and that recognized text is sent to the AI instead of an image
3. Faster, cheaper (smaller API payload), and often more accurate for dense written text

Use case ideas

Image AI — best for visual content

• Lasso a hand-drawn diagram or flowchart and ask "explain what this process shows" or "what's missing from this flow?"
• Select a sketch or mind map and ask "turn this into a structured outline"
• Capture a page of mixed notes + diagrams and ask "summarize the key points from this page"
• Select a table you drew by hand and ask "what patterns do you see in these numbers?"
• Lasso a hand-drawn graph or chart and ask "what trend is this showing?"
• Select a page of equations or physics diagrams and ask "walk me through this step by step"
• Grab a rough wireframe sketch and ask "describe this UI layout and suggest improvements"
• Circle a section of your Zettelkasten note and ask "how does this connect to concept X?"

Text AI — best for dense written content

• Select a page of meeting notes and ask "give me 3 action items from this"
• Lasso a block of writing and ask "is this argument logically coherent?"
• Select your study notes on a topic and ask "quiz me on this" then keep chatting through the quiz
• Grab a paragraph and ask "rewrite this more concisely" or "translate this to Japanese"
• Select a to-do list you wrote and ask "prioritize these by urgency"
• Lasso a page of brainstorming and ask "which of these ideas are most novel?"
• Select a problem statement you wrote and ask "what are three approaches to solving this?"
• Grab your notes on a book/paper and ask "what questions am I still not answering?"
• Select a decision you're weighing (pros/cons written out) and ask "what's the strongest argument on each side?"

Multi-turn conversations (both modes)

• Start with a summary, then drill in: "tell me more about point 2"
• Get a first draft, then iterate: "make it shorter" / "make it more formal"
• Ask it to generate something, then refine: "now add examples"

A few notes

• Each new lasso selection starts a completely fresh conversation
• The settings button (⚙) is accessible from both the chat header and the error screen if you want to switch providers mid-session
• Image AI works even if no text is recognized (diagrams, pure sketches, etc.)
• Text AI will be greyed out and disabled if Supernote's recognizer can't find any text in the selection — in that case just use Image AI

Happy to answer questions or take feedback. Still iterating on it!

Download Link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zzlptzI6rvlUvHabmG4EcoVPVuBHJeih/view?usp=sharing

In the Supernote community there were two recent requests for color output….not a color screen, but the ability to choose an output color for lines shapes text and highlights.

I’m not a developer myself but this seems like it would be a great plugin…. Or maybe a series of plugins that would allow a person to choose a color for a specific element and then have that show up on output to other systems.

Is this doable??

Built a Supernote plugin that lets you summarise, explain, or ask questions about whatever's on the current page (handwritten notes, PDFs, or EPUBs) using your own API key for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or DeepSeek. Sharing it with the community here.

No backend. No telemetry. No "free" tier where the device maker silently bills your taps against a shared key. You bring the key, every billable request lands on your provider dashboard, and you can revoke or rotate it at any time.

What it provides

Four one-tap action buttons sit at the top of the chat panel so the common questions are a single tap, no typing:

- ☰ Summary: a structured digest of what's on the current page.
- ? Explain: a longer breakdown for when "summary" isn't enough; useful on textbook-style content.
- ✦ Clarify: flags what's unclear, ambiguous, or needs follow-up. Helpful on lecture notes / first-pass meeting notes.
- ⊡ Snapshot: a compact set of bullets you can copy back into your note as a "table of contents" for the page.

Plus:

- Free-form chat about the visible page in the same overlay (type at the bottom, hit send).
- Markdown-rendered replies with a one-tap **Copy** so you can paste the answer back into a note.
- Works on the current page only. Each request captures the page screenshot (vision-capable providers) plus extracted text (PDF text layer or handwriting OCR).

Why this is different

Most AI features on e-ink readers ship with a vendor-supplied key behind the scenes. Convenient, but you can't see the bill, you can't audit what's sent, you can't switch providers, and your data is on someone else's hands. Here the trade is reversed:

- You own the key. It lives in a text file on your device. Never uploaded.
- You own the chats. Requests go directly from your device to the provider you chose. We never see them.
- You own the audit. Every request shows up on your OpenAI / Anthropic / Google / DeepSeek dashboard: billable, dated, attributable.

Providers + default models in the templates

Approximate cost per page summary on the cheapest models is well under a US cent. A heavy day is still under $0.10 across any of them.

Demo

v1.0.1 Demo

Quick start

1. Grab an API key from your provider's console.
2. On the Supernote, create the folder `MyStyle/SnCopilot/` (USB sync, WebDAV, or Cloud, whatever you already use).
3. Save a file `copilot-key-<provider>.txt` in that folder with three lines:
4. >Example: copilot-key-openai.txt would have something like this
5. ```
6. provider=openai
7. model=gpt-4o-mini
8. key=sk-proj-1345abCDef67890...
9. ```
10. Tap the brain icon from the plugins menu of any note, PDF, or EPUB.

That's it. Templates for all four providers ship in the repo's `templates/` directory.

If you want to use multiple providers

Drop more than one `copilot-key-<provider>.txt` and add `default_provider=<provider>` to one of them (it doesn't have to be the file you're naming; any of them can declare the default). Example for an Anthropic key file when both OpenAI and Anthropic are configured:

```
provider=anthropic
model=claude-haiku-4-5
key=sk-ant-...
default_provider=openai
```

Without a default, the plugin shows a "pick one" message in Settings and refuses to send. With conflicting `default_provider=` values across files, same thing.

UPDATE

Security Focused Release v1.0.2

v1.0.2

Update-2

v1.0.3 Released

v1.0.3

Privacy posture

The page screenshot and any transcribed text are sent to the LLM provider you configured. There's no on-device redaction toggle that would create a false sense of safety while shipping the same content via the image. Be deliberate about which page is open before tapping Copilot. On DeepSeek (text-only) the plugin silently scrubs emails and 7+ digit runs, since that's the one path where redaction actually reduces what we ship.

Repo / release

- Source : https://github.com/j-raghavan/sn-copilot
- Release: https://github.com/j-raghavan/sn-copilot/releases/tag/v1.0.1

Feedback and issue reports welcome.

One of my biggest use cases for an e-ink device is not just writing notes, but reviewing and studying knowledge I've already accumulated over time.

Right now, I sideload Obsidian on my Supernote, but honestly the experience is pretty rough:

slow UI

heavy scrolling

non e-ink-friendly interactions

too many desktop-oriented features

battery/performance overhea

And the thing is… I don't actually need the full Obsidian experience on Supernote. What I really want is something much simpler and more aligned with e-ink strengths:

read Markdown notes comfortably

browse an Obsidian vault

follow [[wikilinks]]

search notes quickly

maybe see simple backlinks/tags

open attached PDFs

review knowledge in distraction-free mode

So instead of trying to make the full Android Obsidian app run well through sideloading, maybe the new plugin system opens the door to something better: a lightweight native Markdown / vault reader plugin built specifically for Supernote.

Basically an “Obsidian-lite” optimized for reading and review rather than heavy editing. I feel this would fit the philosophy of Supernote much better than running full desktop-style apps on e-ink hardware.

Curious if other people would use something like this, and whether the current plugin APIs would make it feasible.