The Daily Paper: Anti-Feed

One paper. Once a day. The Daily Paper turns social media back into a newspaper. You post one thing today: a few sentences, one photo if you want it. An editor pass tidies it into a short article with a headline and your byline, and shows you the proof before anything prints. It cleans your words. It never invents new ones. Tomorrow at 7 AM, your paper arrives. Five sections, then it ends. Front Page: the day's leads. Your Circle: your friends, in a print group kept small on purpose, because that is what a circle is. The Neighborhood: your town, by name, only if you turn it on. The World: about 25 full real stories a day, plus about 10 briefs and scores & markets, checked before they print. The Fun Page: On This Day, three entries from this date in history, two fun facts tied to today's stories, and the joke of the day. At the bottom it says: You're caught up. It means it. There is no more paper. Go live your day. What is not in here: likes, follower counts, comment threads, DMs, video, streaks, a feed that refreshes while you are looking at it. Reactions are Notes, printed in tomorrow's paper under "Notes on yesterday's paper," like letters to the editor. Because that is what they are. One post a day sounds like a limitation until you try it. One thing worth saying is plenty. Free is the whole paper, forever. Membership is $1.99 a month or $14.99 a year, for as long as you subscribe: no sponsored articles, every article you have printed kept on your private shelf, your photos printed in color, and your name on the masthead. We never sell your data, and nobody is tracked here.