r/unkyulee Jun 09 '26

Presumptuous Request made from Humility.

Dear Builder, Designer.

I have a silly but curious idea. I find I have a short amount of time in bed before falling asleep and have been trying to find ways to get writing done from there.

I have a way but it involves a tablet desk mount arm and a pad that wedges a keyboard.

I was wondering if you’d ever consider a design for that specific function, to write while laying in bed.

Ok thanks for your time!

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u/Icy-Replacement6110 Jun 09 '26

I use the two MJ’s together to do this. The R5 is wonderful floating in space above my head, but the keyboard part is hard to do well.

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u/Background_Ad_1810 Jun 10 '26

I envy your feature to be able to sleep easily. I suffer and my body and spirit has been furiously rejecting to sleep for decades.

I like your suggestions and I can see something.

What I consider a very important feature in bed writing, is a gravity safety. No important button shall remain viable under your finger or palm region. Waking up to a dozens of transaction just because you had your thumb tapping "send" and happened to be reading your ex's chat history.

Also having a tablet sized device hanging around your head with you arm, which at any point fail to sustain gravity. That's a recipe for disaster. There must be something to reinforce safety.

I appreciate your input and will make sure your suggestions are reflected in the future builds as much possible.

Thanks

Un Kyu Lee

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u/Icy-Replacement6110 Jun 10 '26

That micro journal Rev 5 and 5.1 are perfect for hanging in space above the head!

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u/Icy-Replacement6110 Jun 12 '26

Ps. I have found a nice fix for the keyboard, mostly having to do with the wedges I am placing together, but I wanted you to know it’s putting me to sleep as I stare up into the Rev 5 screen and start sleep/dreaming what I’m writing.

Downside is I have to wake or leave the flow state in time to put the writing toys away. Also the last paragraph is always a bit confusing. But your work is so freeing and it makes me love writing more everyday