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What devs use it for

Dev Community Newsletters

Weekly roundups, curated links, tutorials. Keep your community in the loop without managing a Discord server.

Changelogs & Release Notes

Ship updates, notify users, document changes. Better than a GitHub release that nobody reads.

OSS Project Updates

Monthly updates on your open source project. Sponsors, contributors, and users actually see it.

Tech Blog Distribution

Your blog posts, delivered directly. No algorithm deciding who sees your content.

Headless CMS

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Features that actually matter

Code blocks that work

Syntax highlighting that renders in email clients. No "view in browser" cop-out.

Slash commands

Type "/" to insert anything. Feels like Notion, works like you'd expect.

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No lock-in

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REST API

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Custom CSS

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Mailchimp? Built for marketing teams. Confusing UI. Gets expensive fast.

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Self-hosted? You could. But you have other things to build. This is a solved problem.

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