Sell Rocketbook symbol stickers

Comments: 18

• 03 Oct, '17
  Andrew Yang

  I considered this too, but the I think the thickness of the stickers would fatten the bottom part of the notebook. Alternatively, I considered a roller-stamp that has the QR code & symbols. But then I discovered the blank Rocketbook PDFs and that did it for me.

• 04 Feb, '18
  Andrea

  My meetings always come with a lengthy agenda...id love to have a qr code sticker so that I could also include the meeting agenda with my notes

• 28 Feb, '18
  Karen Dunlap

  I would love a reusable “sticky note” with the qr code and symbols that I could use on regular notebooks and still have the features of rocketbook!

• 06 Mar, '18
  Eric Schultz

  I'm thinking maybe some king of overlay that flips from the bottom? Or a RocketBook ruler/bookmark that clips on the spiral binding (but instead of being a vertical ruler like we typically see it's horizontal) and goes over the bottom icons with our own stickers.

• 06 Mar, '18
  Sarah Wilson

  I’ll add you could combine this with a reusable post-it concept (another top suggestion) to have stickers be reusable and stored inside the back cover.

• 05 Apr, '18
  Mike Crowe

  I actually submitted a different request for post-it note (like this https://imgur.com/a/wap5r) that would allow us to add just the destination/QR code to any page. However, that could be rolled into this.

• 02 Jul, '18
  Tim

  If these stickers would allow used to scan and upload non-Everlast pages (printed agendas, generic notes written on legal pads, etc., then I'm all for it.

• 24 Aug, '18
  Lane I.

  I just started using the Everlast and to be able to have an overlay made of Everlast material that I could place at the bottom of my note pages (that were used prior to switching to Everlast) and scan would be useful.

• 19 Oct, '18
  Wanda

  I really need this option to make the notebook effective for me! I am almost ready to give up on using it. Please consider this option.

• 08 Nov, '18
  Nick C

  I was thinking exactly what Eric said above on the ruler idea. I'd love a ruler / straight edge that i can slide in as a bookmark, but is transparent with the qr code and symbols so i can just lay over a page / paper / etc and scan in.

• 02 Jan, '19
  Jan Burkhardt

  I want this enough that I've already played with making my own from the PDF template. It would make a great way to integrate handouts and other paper info with notes from the Rocketbook.

• 04 Jan, '19
  GREGOR HINCKLEY

  Ruler/REusable stickers both seem like good ideas.
  A Word template might be nice or a scalable graphic to make custom plain paper pages.

• 20 Jan, '19
  Carson Mathre

  Also, add RocketBook QR Magnets! This way, you could put them on a whiteboard and scan that for students!

• 03 Jul, '19
  Ana Luisa

  I love this idea to digitalize a lot of notes that I have, but loved to have a stamp kit to identify all of my notes and documents with before scanning them.

• 10 Sep, '19
  Glenn May

  This would be fantastic on all sorts of forms or pre-printed pages that you have to fill out. It could even be as far as a clear overlay that you just put over the top of a "Normal" page.

• 15 Dec, '19
  Liz

  I’m going to get the PDFs and then cut out the QR code > print on card stock > keep it my my wallet. Then I can add it to whatever I want while not dealing with a sticker roll. I take notes for accessibility need students at a University. I don’t want to change my note style but I want the ease of the great Rocketbook

• 21 Dec, '20
  Ellyn Major

  This would be wonderful to help archive old notes/journals captured with traditional pen/paper.

• 20 Jan
  Mistie Kell4y

  I wondered if I could use the beacons meant for whiteboards on my drawings in my sketchbooks to get these scanned in. I love the idea of a flippable clear overlay or reusable stickers, but would settle for the beacons if I thought I could somehow make those work by clearing my work surface surrounding the sketchpad and placing the markers around the edges of the book to capture the entirety of the page.