Use case

A how-to you can actually read and share

Turn a process into one durable page: steps, tradeoffs, and a visual style. Send the link instead of pasting a chat dump.

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Why a zine for this

  • A finished guide with a beginning, middle, and end — not a thread of prompts.
  • Easy to reopen on your phone or hand to someone who was not in the conversation.
  • Pick a visual direction (print magazine, editorial, night studio, and more) so it feels like a small publication.

Example zines

Each card opens a full hosted page — structure and tone tuned to the topic.

How it works

  1. Describe the processWhat should the reader be able to do, with what tools, and at what level of fussiness?
  2. Generate a pageWe turn the brief into one hosted HTML guide with structure and callouts.
  3. Keep or send the linkThe URL is the artifact. Update the brief and regenerate if you want a tighter version at the same address.

Starter brief

A clear guide to hot brew vs cold brew coffee at home: what each is for, how to make a dependable cup of each, and when concentrate is worth it.

Audience: An average adult who likes coffee but is not a barista.

Questions

What do I get?
One hosted HTML page you can read and share. It is a how-to in zine form, not a chatbot session.
Do I need to design it?
No. Choose a visual style when you generate. We handle layout, type, and a cohesive theme.
How do I start?
Register for the beta. After approval, describe the process on the new-zine form. When generation finishes, the page appears in My zines with a public link.
Can someone else open it?
Yes. Each zine is a public URL on the zines host. Anyone with the link can read it; they do not need an account.

Create a how-to guide

Sign up for the beta to request access. Once approved, describe a process in a short brief and we will generate a hosted guide ready to read and share.

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