Questions, answered.

A newsletter app for small publishers. Readers confirm by double opt-in, you write an issue and test it on yourself, a person approves it for its audience, and the send goes out at the time you pick.

In early access, yes: it is invite-only, and sending to real inboxes is not switched on yet, so sends run in test mode. Ask for a place.

Not yet. The sending pipeline is built, but during early access sends run in test mode and no mail leaves the app. Real delivery comes when a mail provider is connected for production.

People who write a newsletter for their business, club or community and want readers who asked for it, not a bought list.

No. Every publication has a hosted signup page and a public archive. If you have a website, an embed puts the signup form there.

Yes. The archive of each publication has an RSS feed.

Yes, erase a reader for good. The address stays on the suppression list so it is never mailed or imported again.

One person who works in the workspace. Each seat costs the plan's price.

Not during early access: payments are in test mode. When payments open, the plans on the pricing page are the plans.

Yes. A reader is pending until they click the link in the confirmation mail. Only confirmed readers get issues.

A record of every signup, confirmation and change for each reader. Entries are only ever added, never edited, so you can show how a person agreed.

Yes, as a CSV, with a statement on the import screen that every person agreed, and where and when. Addresses that unsubscribed, bounced or complained are never imported again. Imported readers in Germany and Austria confirm again before a real send.

With one click from any issue.

No. Newsletter counts sends, hard bounces and complaints. Opens and clicks are not counted.

So nothing goes out by mistake. The approval is tied to the content and the audience; change either and the send needs a new yes.

Yes, to your own address. The test is recorded.

If complaints pass 0.1 % of a send, the send pauses itself. Bounced and complained addresses are suppressed and never mailed again.

A publication has its languages, and each issue is written in one of them.

Yes. Pause or cancel a send that has not finished. Nothing more goes out after a cancel.

A new workspace has lower import and sending limits in its first 14 days. It protects your sending domain and everyone else's.

Sent, hard bounces and complaints, and their rates, per send and for the last 30 sends of a publication.

Yes. Add your domain and the check shows whether SPF, DKIM and DMARC are in place, and which record to add if one is missing.

Your own AI can. Bring your own AI: it can prepare drafts through the door on every plan, and a person approves every send.

No. The door has no action that approves an issue, schedules a send or mails a list. Your AI can ask for a send; a signed-in person approves and schedules it.

Pro €19, Premium €39 and Max €79 per seat per month, with your own AI on every plan. Payments are in test mode during early access.

No free plan and no trial period.

Publications, subscribers and mails a month: 1, 2,500 and 10,000 on Pro; 3, 25,000 and 150,000 on Premium; 10, 100,000 and 1,000,000 on Max. These are early-access placeholders and may change before payments open.

Yes. A signed one-time export gives you your readers, and readers can download their own data.