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A leather wallet that opens into two reusable magnetic boards.

Magboard Wallet is leather on the outside and magnetic on both inner pages: write quick tasks with the stylus, erase with the stylus end, and reuse the same pocket notebook every day.

An open leather Magboard Wallet with both left and right inner panels as magnetic writing boards, erased by the stylus end — Leather outside. Two magnetic boards inside. Write with one end, erase with the other.

01Two-board interior

Open the leather cover to left and right magnetic writing panels.

02Stylus writes

Make clean magnetic marks without ink, paper, charging, or an app.

03Stylus erases

Flip the pen and clear the marks with the eraser end.

No ink. No paper. No battery. No charging. No app.

No ink
No paper waste
No battery
No charging
No app
No cloth needed

Where it lives

One pocketable surface, several places to use it.

Open leather Magboard Wallet held magnetically on steel, showing two magnetic inner boards and attached stylus — Magnetic hold for fridges, whiteboards, and steel surfaces.

Open leather Magboard Wallet on a desk while the stylus eraser end clears marks from the magnetic board — Erase with the pen end. No cloth, no marker, no ink.

Close-up of a stylus and eraser end on Magboard Wallet's magnetic dot-grid surface beside suede leather — Suede leather and magnetic writing surface detail.

The friction

Your notebook is permanent. Today's task list should travel.

Apps get dismissed. Sticky notes multiply. Paper lists become clutter. Magboard Wallet gives temporary tasks two reusable magnetic boards inside a leather cover that can live in your pocket, on the desk, or on a steel surface.

How it works

A no-ink loop for daily work.

01Open two boards
The leather cover opens to left and right reusable magnetic panels.
02Write with the stylus
Make magnetic marks for temporary tasks, top-three lists, and messy first passes.
03Erase with the pen end
Flip the stylus and use the eraser end to clear marks locally.
04Use it again
No ink, no paper refill, no battery, no charging, no app.

Kickstarter kit

A first drop around a two-board magnetic wallet.

Leather cover: Full leather outside with stitched edges and a pocketable wallet form.
Two magnetic boards: Both left and right inner panels are reusable magnetic writing surfaces.
Stylus eraser: Write with one end, erase magnetic marks with the other. No cloth needed.

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Before you ask

Honest answers for early backers.

What exactly is Magboard Wallet?

A leather-covered wallet that opens into two reusable magnetic writing boards. You write with the stylus, erase with the stylus end, and reuse both panels without ink, paper, battery, charging, or an app.

Will it fit my notebook?

We're sizing it as a compact wallet-style folio with two inner magnetic panels for pockets, bags, notebooks, and desk carry. Join the list and we'll publish exact dimensions before launch.

Where does it stick?

The current target is magnetic hold on steel, whiteboards, fridges, and compatible desk setups, with a full leather cover outside and two magnetic boards inside. Final specs will be shared before Kickstarter.

Is this real or just a render?

Magboard Wallet is in active development at Laterkind Lab. Current images are concept photography for demand testing; working-prototype photos or video will be shared before any pledge ask.

How much will it cost?

We are not publishing a dollar price before Kickstarter. List members get the 30% early-bird offer, with exact numbers sent before launch.

When does it launch?

Magboard Wallet is coming soon on Kickstarter. The list is how you'll hear first.

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