offlinepaper: print the internet you meant to read

Paste what you meant to read one link per line, articles or YouTube

No account, no email, nothing stored about you. The first issue costs nothing and so does the tenth.

How you want it

Time you have Language Title of the issue

Edition

Newspaper, A4A4. Two columns. Print double sided and fold once. Newspaper, LetterLetter. Two columns. Print double sided and fold once. Pocket book6 x 9 inches, one column, generous margins. For a longer sitting.

What it does

Every reading list ends the same way: forty open tabs, none of them read. This press takes those links and sets them the way text was meant to be sat with, in columns, on paper, away from every notification you own.

A YouTube link becomes an article from its own subtitles, with the moment each paragraph was spoken printed beside it.

In the time you have

Say you have ten seconds, or three minutes, or all evening. Each piece is written again at that length, in its author's own voice, keeping the argument and dropping the second example.

Or keep every word and have the sentences that carry the piece marked in the margin instead.

And then it is gone

Your issue is typeset on the spot and burned a few hours later. What you download is yours: a PDF to print double sided, and an EPUB.

An account only exists for the parts that cost money to make. Pasting articles and printing them never has, and never will.

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