Keyboard, Go, or Typewriter — pick by where you sit.
Same keys. Same Send. Same book in the app. The difference is the page and the bag.
The mess
Three machines look like one product page
Authors stall on mill vs panel vs weight instead of where they actually draft.
- Buying e-ink they will not carry
- Buying a mill without glass
- Waiting for a laptop that never leaves the bag
What you get
One question: where does the morning happen?
Desk, bag, or glass you already own.
- Keyboard uses your tablet
- Go is the bag
- Typewriter is the desk
How
Do this in order
Not a feature tour. The actual path.
- 1
If you already have an iPad or iPhone
Keyboard $299. Flexible CNC mill — not a kickstand. Seat it. Pair Bluetooth. Send still puts the chapter in the app. Kindles cannot take a typing keyboard.
- 2
If you write on trains, cafes, or trays
Go $399. Clamshell. 1.6 lb. Small e-ink on purpose. TypewriterOS write + read.
- 3
If you want the page built in at a desk
Typewriter $499. Mechanical keys plus modest landscape e-ink with frontlight. ~3.1 lb.
- 4
Book it
Waitlist with name and email (nothing charged) or pay in full today. Refund before ship if we miss 13 January 2027.
Questions
Straight answers
Do I need the Typewriter app?
The Keyboard works as a Bluetooth board anywhere. To keep one book — binder, bible, map — you use the Typewriter app. Typewriter and Go run TypewriterOS on e-ink.
Write the book. Hardware and AI only if you want them.
Free desk forever. Optional device. CoAuthor that knocks first.