Features
The whole toolkit for a weekly issue.
A markdown editor, a list you own, one send and the numbers afterwards — inside one tool, with no second service to sign up for and no key to paste.
Writing
Markdown is the draft, the archive and the email.
Type the issue the way you would type a note: # for a heading, ** for emphasis, - for a list, > for a quotation. The editor shows the rendered issue beside the text, so the paragraph you are proud of reads the same in an inbox as it does on the page.
Every issue carries a title, an address and a place in your archive. Change the markdown and the archive changes with it; the copy that already reached readers stays exactly as it was sent.
## The third place We met on a Tuesday, in the room with the **green door**. - the coffee was terrible - the conversation was not > Nobody comes back for the chairs.
Analytics
Opens and clicks, issue by issue.
Each sent issue keeps its own record: how many subscribers opened it and which links they followed. Read one issue on its own to see how a paragraph landed, or hold two issues side by side to see what you changed between them.
- OpensPer issue, as a count and a rate
- ClicksPer link, per issue
- HistoryEvery sent issue keeps its numbers
The welcome email
A welcome note that sends itself.
Write the note you wish every new reader received — who you are, what arrives on a Tuesday, where to reply — and set it as your welcome email. Each person gets it once, after they confirm their address and before the next regular issue goes out.
- WrittenIn markdown, in the same editor
- SentOnce per subscriber, after confirmation
- EditedThe newest version greets the next reader
The larger list
A list that can grow past 100.
The free tier holds the first 100 subscribers. From there the ceiling rises to 500, 2,000 or 10,000, and the writing, the archive and the delivery stay exactly as they were on the day you started.