Reusable Notebooks Compared: Bambook, Rocketbook, Moyu and Correctbook
Looking for a smart, sustainable way to take notes? Reusable notebooks offer a paper-free solution that keeps you organised, without the waste. But which one suits your workflow best? Here’s how four well-known brands compare: Rocketbook, Bambook, Correctbook and Moyu.
Rocketbook
Rocketbook is all about digital integration. Using a special pen, you write, scan and instantly upload your notes to the cloud. Perfect for fully digital workflows. Note: as a US brand, its notebook sizes differ slightly from European standards.
Bambook
Bambook is a Dutch brand with a mission: less paper waste, more impact. Bambook's erasable notebooks come in various sizes, covers and page layouts. Choose from their iconic bamboo cover or FSC-certified board. The smooth writing surface is made from FSC paper with a plastic-free eco coating. Digitise your notes in seconds using the intuitive Bambook app. Each notebook is produced locally in a sheltered workshop - and for every one sold, a tree is planted. It’s a smart tool for those who want both structure and sustainability.
Correctbook
Correctbook uses whiteboard-style pages to make writing accessible globally. Pages are rearrangeable thanks to a click-in ring binding. Their social mission stands out: tackling illiteracy by providing tools and training in developing countries. Functional, straightforward, and impact-driven.
Moyu
Moyu’s stone paper feels smooth, and is water- and tear-resistant. Made from limestone powder and HDPE (a durable, recyclable type of plastic), it's a step up from traditional paper in sustainability. Every notebook comes with a premium hardcover - and like Bambook, Moyu plants a tree for each notebook sold.
Which one suits you best?
Every writer is different. Whether you value design, feel, mission or digital speed, the right erasable notebook is out there. One thing is certain: switching from disposable to reusable is a meaningful choice - for your productivity, and for the planet.
