For yourself
A magazine about your own life.
Your month, the people you keep up with and the things you follow, printed with your name on the cover. It arrives every month, and you keep every one.
Reading chosen for you
The month, worth reading twice.
Pages written around what you follow, for one reader, so nothing is filler.
Your team and the standings. The garden. News from your hometown.
And a short list of things to go and do each month. What you do can be in the next issue.
Why make one for yourself
- Your peopleAll in one place. The friend who moved away, your sister's kids, the Saturday walking group. What they send arrives together, printed.
- Less scrollingNothing to refresh. No notifications. It's on the table when you have twenty minutes and a cup of coffee.
- Something to keepA year on a shelf. Twelve issues make a record of your life you didn't have to sit down and write.
How it works when it's for you
You're the reader and the one who sets it up.
- Subscribe and set it up. Choose monthly or annual, then tell us about the reader: you. Your interests, teams, hometown and address.
- Invite your people. They send photos, a few words or a voice note by text, email or the web. It costs them nothing.
- Read it in print. You see everything that comes in, and a proof of each issue before it prints.
One thing to know about setup. It's written for the most common case, someone making a magazine for another person. When it asks who the magazine is for, that's you. "What they care about" means you, too.
The people you invite see your first name and what they've sent themselves. They don't see each other's photos, or the issue, unless you show them.
Your life, worth keeping.
$29 a month, or $315 a year. See pricing
