Share an update.
Send a photo or tell the group what happened this week. Weekly questions offer a starting point; you can contribute anytime.
Collect updates and photos from friends and family. Review the draft, then publish a newspaper for your group.
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One issue each month,
reviewed by your organizer.
Send a photo or tell the group what happened this week. Weekly questions offer a starting point; you can contribute anytime.
An AI editor organizes the contributions into a draft. Your organizer requests changes and approves the issue.
After approval, members receive a private reading link. Catch up on the group's news in your browser.
Text delivery is not available during the pilot. Messages shown here are examples of the planned texting experience.
Photos and updates can get lost in busy group chats. A monthly newspaper gives everyone a chance to catch up.
Include the projects, plans, and everyday news you want to share.
View the sample issueA private monthly newspaper for friends and family. Members share updates and photos, and an AI editor prepares a draft. The group organizer reviews it and decides when to publish.
No. Members will contribute by text and read the newspaper in a browser. Text delivery is not available during the pilot.
A new puppy, a finished backyard, a first race, or a photo from your week. Share whatever you want your group to know.
Your group receives private reading links. Anyone holding a link can use it until it expires or is revoked, so avoid forwarding it. The public sample uses fictional people and stories.
The free pilot is invite-only. Open your invitation to create an organizer account, or choose Sign in if you already have one. Email grady@tinytabloid.com to ask about joining.
Join the pilot to create a group and prepare your first issue.