KAJE Notebooks

A few of our customers have asked for more tips on how to use their notebook, so we decided to make a quick video tutorial with the most basic features. Check it below!

How to use KAJE reusable Notebook This is a quick tutorial on what you can do with your KAJE Notebook.

Erasmus Magazine featured us in 'The Pitch'! See the video for our Elevator Pitch (in under one minute!) and how fast you can erase a page on the notebook.

Interview:
http://www.erasmusmagazine.nl/international/the_pitch/the_pitch_kaje_notebooks/

The Pitch - Erasmus Magazine Student entrepreneurs pitch their startup company to Erasmus Magazine. This time, Julius Neu and Frederick Rustler, IBA students from Germany, talk about Kaje Notebooks.

Not only humans are trying KAJE ;)

Today is the last day for pre-orders. It has been a crazy busy week and we were overwhelmed by your positive feedback and all the orders you have made: It seems like the word is spreading fast!

This is a great motivation to keep on going and focus on bringing KAJE to more people. During the weekend and beginning of the next week we will prepare everything to send it to you.

Have a great week! :)
(we found this on social media, Mr. Eraser sends his regards.)

Here is to a hundred more, grateful for all the support so far!

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Everyone has his own style of jotting down notes, but can you hack your productivity? Maybe this little trick here helps:

Productivity Hack Of The Week: Keep A More Organized Notebook Nothing trumps good, old-fashioned pen and paper when it comes to taking effective notes. Except maybe this trick.

Research by Oppenheimer and Mueller shows that memory retention while studying is significantly higher for people who take notes by hand. Need help with that? Our new batch of KAJE Notebooks is arriving by the end of next week, stay tuned!

The complete guide to taking notes without a laptop Bonus: The process of handwriting helps her think more critically.