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Rollgut borrows the flexibility and quick access of technology and pairs it with the tactile satisfaction of analog utensils.
Be it writing, drawing
or doodling thoughts.
Once inspiration strikes,
Rollgut is by hand within seconds.
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An App,
for Real Paper
Aside from the retro aspect of using paper, analogue utensils offer countless sensory variations to their users.
The papers texture, your pen's noize, physical inks and colours. All contribute to a mystically inspiring effect, in what is known as a multi-sensory experience.
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Optimized for the Process
Thanks to the paper clamp, each page goes its own way: mistakes fly out, good sketches move to the back.
Your entire deck covers only your current situation and keeps you focused.
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Designed and crafted by Thomas Sommer in North Rhine-Westphalia - Germany.
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Features
Magnetic Pencil Box
The pencil box - carved from a solid piece of wood - features a hidden array of super magnets 🧲.
Pens with metal clips and little steel helpers 📎 🪡 🧷 stay in place thanks to physics!
Non-magnetic utensils ✏️ are secured by the sliding sleeve.
Integrated Clipboard
The clipboard 📋 offers interesting advantages over bound pages: Pick your favourite paper 📜🎫💵 and rearrange the deck anytime with ease.
For ephemeral notes, scrap paper is recommended. Not only you never run out of material, but you also spare trees and energy.
Flexible size
Rollgut's rolled 🌀 size depends on the amount of paper you carry!
With 10 sheets of paper clamped, the rolled Rollgut is no bigger than an energy drink.
However, the design allows for up to 50 sheets, resulting in a slightly unwieldy but still manageable Rollgut.
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