Deep thoughts deserve
deeper pages
Write in the Dark
Encrypted Expression
Ciphen is derived from 'cipher' — the art of writing in code. Because not every thought is meant to be read by just anyone. This is your private vault. What goes inside stays between you and the page — until you decide otherwise. Your ideas, your words, your weight. On your terms. Always.
Unfiltered Black Diary Set
Loved by 110+ early customers
Rs.1,990.00 PKR Rs.1,490.00 PKR
Things you were wondering
Questions
Will the ink bleed through to the other side?
No. Each page is 110 GSM — chosen specifically because high-flow gel ink stays exactly where you put it. Clean on both sides, every time.
Will it slow down my writing?
Yes — and that's the point.
Black pages naturally slow you down. Not because they're difficult, but because they make you more intentional. You stop rushing and start choosing your words. That shift alone is worth it.
Why 110 GSM paper specifically?
Because anything lighter bleeds, and anything heavier turns this into an art pad instead of a diary. 110 GSM is the sweet spot — thick enough that gel ink and metallic markers never show through the other side of the page, thin enough that it still feels like a diary you write in every day, not a sketchbook you're afraid to open. Built for daily writing first. Sketching, doodling, whatever else you bring to it — it holds that too.
Why does the cover matter so much?
Because the first thing you feel before you write a single word is the cover in your hand. Ours is hard-bound, matte black, soft-touch — the kind of texture that feels expensive before you even open it. This isn't a detail we compromised on, and we're confident enough in it to bet the return policy on it. Built this to be held, not just written in.
Why a pen and a marker — not two pens?
Because not every thought carries the same weight.The silver 0.7mm gel pen is for everyday writing — precise, controlled, consistent. The kind of pen you reach for when you're capturing a thought before it disappears.The M&G golden metallic marker at 1.2mm is for something different. Bolder strokes, richer ink, more presence on the page. When a line deserves to look as heavy as it feels — that's when the marker does the work.Two tools. Two different voices. Both chosen specifically for black pages.
Why these specific pens — not any others?
Because the wrong pen on black paper is genuinely frustrating.Most standard pens are invisible on black pages. We tested specifically for opacity, flow and consistency on 110 GSM black paper before choosing these two. The silver gel pen gives clean precise lines without skipping. The golden marker gives bold rich strokes without bleeding through.You don't need to experiment on your first page. We already did that part
What if it doesn't feel right?
Return it within 10 days. No explanations needed, no back and forth.
We only ask that it comes back unused and in its original condition.
If it wasn't meant for you, it'll find someone it is.
Words of our Customers
Zaid A.
"It was amazing, my daughter loved it."
— Dentist
Abdullah B.
"Every startup idea, every late-night thought, now has a luxury place. Bas, dil ki baat likhne ka maza hi kuch aur hai. This isn't just another notebook, it's an experience."
— Entrepreneur
Uzair A.
"Buhat achi hy bhai. Sister ko buhat psnd aae"
— Student
Taha H.
"It looks elegant and classy, i feel like i cannot get bored of this black diary as it is something unique and stands out from ordinary diaries."
— Traveller
Ayesha S.
"I didn't expect a diary to change how journaling feels. Writing with a silver pen on black pages feels surprisingly calming. It made journaling feel intentional again."
— Overthinker
Mahnoor K.
"I bought it because it looked different. I kept using it because it made me want to write every day."
— Student
Hamza R.
"As a designer, aesthetics matter to me. Ciphen doesn't just look premium—it feels premium. The matte finish and minimal design are beautiful and great choice."
— Designer
Umar K.
"Every meeting starts with the same question: 'Where did you get that diary?' Worth it."
— Employee
We'd love to hear from you as well after a month of writing into the dark!