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.
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
- Describe the processWhat should the reader be able to do, with what tools, and at what level of fussiness?
- Generate a pageWe turn the brief into one hosted HTML guide with structure and callouts.
- 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.