Sign in on the book page first — a template is saved to your account.
Photograph a page
This teaches Carryover the shape of your logbook: where the lines are and
what each column means. You only do it once per book.
💡A blank page works best. Carryover is measuring the printed rules, and
handwriting sits on top of them. If every page is filled in, that is fine — just pick
the emptiest one you have.
What am I looking at?
This looks like a single page,
so Carryover will read it as one.
Photograph each page on its own and pick both. They become one
template — Carryover measures them separately, which is what makes a book that
will not lie flat work at all.
Left pagenot picked
Right pagenot picked
If your photo shows both pages, Carryover has to know
where one page ends and the next begins, so it can measure them separately. The
orange line is its guess — drag it onto the fold if it is not already there.
Drag onto the fold
between the pages
📱Turn your phone sideways for a spread. This photo is taller than it is
wide, and a two-page spread never is — so this is probably one page. Pick
“Left page” or “Right page” above, or retake it in
landscape. You can carry on either way.
Start from an existing template
Starter
Optional. A starter fills in the counts and column names for you;
you check them as you go. Pick “From scratch” if your book matches none of these.