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GoMarkableStream

Stream your reMarkable screen to any browser - no hacks, no dependencies, just install and go

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goMarkableStream

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Overview

goMarkableStream is a lightweight and user-friendly application designed specifically for the reMarkable tablet.

Its primary goal is to enable users to stream their reMarkable tablet screen to a web browser without the need for any hacks or modifications that could void the warranty.

Table of Contents

Device Support

Actively supported and tested:

  • reMarkable 2 with firmware 3.24+

Experimental (not actively tested):

  • reMarkable Paper Pro - initial support, some features may not work as expected

Version Support

The latest version of goMarkableStream is actively developed and tested on reMarkable 2 with firmware 3.24+.

For older firmware versions:

  • Firmware < 3.4: use goMarkableStream version < 0.8.6
  • Firmware >= 3.4 and < 3.6: use version >= 0.8.6 and < 0.11.0
  • Firmware >= 3.6 and < 3.24: use version >= 0.11.0 (may work, but not actively tested)

Features

Core Benefits

  • No Warranty Voiding: Operates within the reMarkable tablet's intended functionality without unauthorized modifications.
  • No Subscription Required: Completely free to use, with no subscription fees.
  • No Client-Side Installation: Access directly through a web browser, no additional software needed.
  • HTTPS by Default: Secure encrypted connections out of the box.

Streaming

  • Full Color Support: RGBA streaming with full color from PDFs and documents (firmware 3.24+).
  • High Performance: WebGL-based rendering for smooth, efficient display.
  • Delta Compression: Bandwidth-efficient streaming that only transmits changed pixels.
  • Configurable Frame Rate: Adjust streaming rate via URL parameters.

Remote Access (Tailscale)

  • Tailscale Integration: Access your reMarkable from anywhere on your tailnet without exposing it to the public internet.
  • Tailscale Funnel: Share your screen publicly via Tailscale Funnel with automatic QR code generation.
  • Ephemeral Mode: Register as a temporary node that's automatically removed when disconnected.

Interaction

  • Laser Pointer: Red laser pointer that follows pen hover position (toggle with L key).
  • Gesture Support: Swipe gestures for slide navigation, integrated with Reveal.js presentations.
  • Keyboard Shortcuts: R for rotation, L for laser pointer, ? for help overlay.
  • Layer Control: Toggle drawing layer above or below embedded content.

Presentation Mode

  • Overlay Feature: Embed presentations or videos in the background for live annotation.
  • Reveal.js Integration: Full slide control directly from your reMarkable tablet.

UI

  • Side Menu: Collapsible sidebar for rotation, layer control, and Funnel toggle.
  • Connection Status: Visual indicator showing connection state with auto-reconnection.
  • Help Overlay: Press ? to view all available gestures and shortcuts.

Available Binaries

Each release provides four binary variants:

| Binary | Device | Tailscale Support | |--------|--------|-------------------| | gomarkablestream-RMPRO | reMarkable Paper Pro (arm64) | Yes | | gomarkablestream-RM2 | reMarkable 2 (arm) | Yes | | gomarkablestream-RMPRO-lite | reMarkable Paper Pro (arm64) | No | | gomarkablestream-RM2-lite | reMarkable 2 (arm) | No |

Which binary should I use?

  • Use RMPRO variants for reMarkable Paper Pro
  • Use RM2 variants for reMarkable 2
  • Use -lite variants if you don't need Tailscale remote access (smaller binary size)

Quick Start

  1. Connect your reMarkable to your computer via USB-C cable and SSH into it:
ssh root@10.11.99.1
  1. Download and run (choose your device):
# Set your device: RM2 for reMarkable 2, RMPRO for Paper Pro
DEVICE=RM2

# Download latest version
VERSION=$(wget -q -O - https://api.github.com/repos/owulveryck/goMarkableStream/releases/latest | grep tag_name | awk -F\" '{print $4}')
wget -O goMarkableStream https://github.com/owulveryck/goMarkableStream/releases/download/$VERSION/gomarkablestream-$DEVICE
chmod +x goMarkableStream
./goMarkableStream
  1. Open https://10.11.99.1:2001 in your browser
    • Default credentials: admin / password

Note: You can also connect via Wi-Fi using your tablet's IP address or remarkable.local. (with trailing dot) on Apple devices.

For lite versions (without Tailscale), append -lite to the device name: gomarkablestream-RM2-lite

To update to a new version, use the built-in download command: ./goMarkableStream download (see Subcommands).

Errors due to missing packages

If you get errors such as wget: note: TLS certificate validation not implemented, download goMarkableStream on your local computer and copy it over:

# On your local computer (set DEVICE to RM2 or RMPRO)
DEVICE=RM2
VERSION=$(wget -q -O - https://api.github.com/repos/owulveryck/goMarkableStream/releases/latest | grep tag_name | awk -F\" '{print $4}')
wget -O goMarkableStream https://github.com/owulveryck/goMarkableStream/releases/download/$VERSION/gomarkablestream-$DEVICE
chmod +x goMarkableStream

# Copy to reMarkable (via USB-C)
scp ./goMarkableStream root@10.11.99.1:/home/root/goMarkableStream

# SSH and run
ssh root@10.11.99.1 ./goMarkableStream

Setup as a Systemd Service

The easiest way to install goMarkableStream as a systemd service is using the built-in install subcommand:

./goMarkableStream install

This will create the service file and enable it to start automatically on boot. You can change the settings by editing /home/root/.config/goMarkableStream/env

Alternatively, you can manually create the service file after connecting via USB-C (ssh root@10.11.99.1):

cat <<'EOF' > /etc/systemd/system/goMarkableStream.service
[Unit]
Description=goMarkableStream Server

[Service]
ExecStart=/home/root/goMarkableStream
Restart=always

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
EOF

systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl enable --now goMarkableStream.service

To check status: systemctl status goMarkableStream.service

To view logs: journalctl -u goMarkableStream.service

To stop: systemctl stop goMarkableStream.service

Note: After a reMarkable system update, you may need to re-download the binary and restart the service.

Subcommands

goMarkableStream provides built-in subcommands to simplify installation and updates:

install

Installs goMarkableStream as a systemd service for automatic startup:

./goMarkableStream install

This command:

  • Creates the systemd service file at /etc/systemd/system/goMarkableStream.service
  • Reloads the systemd daemon
  • Enables and starts the service

download

Downloads the latest version from GitHub releases:

./goMarkableStream download

This command:

  1. Computes the SHA256 checksum of the currently running binary
  2. Fetches the latest release from GitHub
  3. Compares the current checksum against all binaries in the release
  4. If you're already running the latest version, it tells you
  5. If a newer version is available, prompts you to confirm the download
  6. Lists all available binaries and lets you choose which one to download
  7. Downloads and verifies the checksum of the selected binary
  8. Asks if you want to replace the current binary with the downloaded one

This is the recommended way to update goMarkableStream on your device.

Configurations

Device Configuration

Configure the application via environment variables:

  • RK_SERVER_BIND_ADDR: (String, default: :2001) Server bind address.
  • RK_SERVER_USERNAME: (String, default: admin) Username for server access.
  • RK_SERVER_PASSWORD: (String, default: password) Password for server access.
  • RK_HTTPS: (True/False, default: true) Enable or disable HTTPS.
  • RK_DEV_MODE: (True/False, default: false) Enable or disable developer mode.
  • RK_DELTA_THRESHOLD: (Float, default: 0.30) Change ratio threshold (0.0-1.0) above which a full frame is sent instead of delta.

Tailscale Configuration

Tailscale allows secure remote access to your reMarkable tablet from anywhere on your tailnet, without exposing the device to the public internet. When enabled, goMarkableStream creates both a local listener (on RK_SERVER_BIND_ADDR) and a Tailscale listener.

Requirements:

  • Build with the tailscale tag: go build -tags tailscale
  • A Tailscale account

Environment variables:

  • RK_TAILSCALE_ENABLED: (True/False, default: false) Enable Tailscale listener.
  • RK_TAILSCALE_PORT: (String, default: :8443) Tailscale listener port.
  • RK_TAILSCALE_HOSTNAME: (String, default: gomarkablestream) Device name in your tailnet.
  • RK_TAILSCALE_STATE_DIR: (String, default: /home/root/.tailscale/gomarkablestream) State directory for Tailscale.
  • RK_TAILSCALE_AUTHKEY: (String, default: empty) Auth key for headless setup. If unset, Tailscale will display a login URL in the console for interactive authentication.
  • RK_TAILSCALE_EPHEMERAL: (True/False, default: false) Register as ephemeral node (removed when disconnected). Recommended for most users. When enabled, a random suffix is appended to the hostname (e.g., gomarkablestream-a1b2c3) to avoid naming conflicts if multiple instances are started.

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