agus arís, blue

i can change things

agus arís [ah-gus ah-reesh] — "and again" as gaeilge

rethinking the notebook 

we've redesigned the notebook from first principles, challenging the centuries-old assumption that pages must remain fixed in the order they were bound.

using a unique elastic binding system, agus arís allows you to add, remove, and rearrange pages with the freedom of digital text editing—ctrl+z for the physical world. your thoughts rarely follow a linear path. now your notebook doesn't have to either.

details that matter

• hardback cover bookcloth cover for structure and protection
• 160 pages of 100% recycled paper 
• elastic binding that allows for complete reorganisation
• open source dimensions compatible with standard A4 sheets (folded to create A5 pages)
• hand-assembled in Togher, Co. Cork 
• A5 size - (215x152mm)large enough for complex ideas, small enough to carry everywhere

designed for how minds actually work

conventional notebooks force you to commit to a structure before you've even begun. agus arís adapts to your thinking instead:

• group related ideas that occurred weeks apart
• remove abandoned projects without wasting an entire notebook
• insert printed materials, drawings, or found objects between your notes
• undo mistakes by simply replacing pages
• create your own organisation system, then reorganise it when you outgrow it

considered

made from 100% recycled paper from post-consumer waste. we use recycled or durable materials. designed to evolve through repair rather than replacement.

our notebooks won't save the planet. but they're made with consideration for their impact & they invite consideration.

not just a notebook, but a different way of thinking

agus arís isn't merely about better organisation—it's about freedom from the tyranny of linear progression. it acknowledges that thinking is messy, iterative, and constantly evolving.

in a world that increasingly demands we think like machines, agus arís lets machines mimic how we actually think: by making connections, revising constantly, and finding patterns in seeming chaos.

made for overthinking in ireland.