Paperlesspaper is a digital picture frame designed to display images, text, and information with an analog aesthetic. 3-inch color ePaper display that reflects light instead of emitting it, creating a visual effect similar to real paper. The display employs real ink technology, comparable to an e-book reader, and is capable of showing color images, grayscale, and text content.
The device is notable for its extremely low power consumption, requiring electricity only when updating the image. This enables battery life of over six months, allowing the frame to operate cable-free for extended periods. Images and other content can be updated remotely from anywhere using a dedicated app, which is available for Android smartphones, iPhones, and as a browser-based application. The app is free to use and supports easy setup and management of the display.
Paperlesspaper supports a variety of content types, including calendars, notes, to-do lists, and dynamically updated information such as weather or news, through integrated apps. An editor within the app allows users to design and upload text, appointments, and other information to the display. The platform also provides an API for developing custom applications, emphasizing openness and transparency. The frame is designed for easy repair and recycling, aligning with sustainability principles.
3-inch display at 1600 × 1200 pixels. Pricing is listed as 189 € for the smaller model and 339 € for the larger one. Paperlesspaper positions itself as a digital frame that prioritizes analog aesthetics, suitable for users seeking a visually appealing and energy-efficient way to display digital content.
In the Photography space, paperlesspaper takes a focused approach. It focuses on displaying digital images and information with the look of real paper, updated remotely and energy-efficiently. paperlesspaper is a consumer product aimed at homeowners and art enthusiasts seeking digital frames with analog aesthetics. Pricing is paid, from $189. paperlesspaper is available on the web, the command line, Android, iOS, and macOS, and it can be self-hosted.
It is developed by wirewire (United States), and the product first shipped in 2024. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 55 stars and 2 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 6 catalogued features are ePaper display, remote updates, and calendar integration. The interface is available in 6 languages, including German, English, and Estonian. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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