Launch your publication
Choose your topic, create your space, publish a story, and invite your first readers.
Read the launch guide ↗Get your first publication off the ground, understand your tools, and find the right control when something needs attention.
Choose your topic, create your space, publish a story, and invite your first readers.
Read the launch guide ↗Learn how publishing, newsletters, AI campaigns, reader memberships, and insights work together.
Explore the workspace ↗Compare Free and Writer Pro. See how writer billing differs from your readers’ publication memberships.
Compare plans ↗Check platform configuration and understand the account permissions needed for each integration.
See integration readiness ↗Find export, deletion, and reader privacy controls, plus clear explanations of what they cover.
Explore trust & control ↗Open your background jobs to inspect status, read available errors, and retry a failed supported task.
Open background jobs ↗Approve source facts, choose a destination and cadence, then inspect each run and channel’s delivery status. Sign in to manage or pause your programs.
Open the marketing engine ↗EDITORIAL LEARNING PATHSArrange your publication’s articles into a sequence with a course page and previous/next lessons. Free and member-only articles keep their existing access rules.
Explore ordered learning ↗It authorizes recurring public source articles based on the facts and call to action you approve, followed by AI campaign adaptation. It is not a separate approval request for every article. Social sharing still needs a configured provider, your authorized account, and automatic posting enabled. The program page shows blockers, run states, and available receipts.
Future program runs stop. Already published articles and delivered external posts remain. Review existing run and channel states to understand what has already happened; pausing does not retract published content.
Yes. Public and member-only articles can share an ordered learning path. Draft articles are hidden, and each paid lesson keeps the publication’s membership access checks. A learning path organizes articles; it does not add quizzes, certificates, or automatic learner assessment.
Use the sign-in method linked to your account. For a password account, use the password reset page. Email sign-in links are single-use and expire; request a new link if one no longer works.
Check that the article is published, marked for newsletter delivery, and has confirmed subscribers. If it is scheduled, confirm the scheduled time. Sending is processed in the background and depends on configured email delivery.
Check the integration directory and your Connections page. A configured provider still needs your authorized account and valid permissions. Expired or revoked access may require reconnection.
Use the confirmed reader email associated with your membership. Access follows verified payment state, so a checkout redirect alone does not grant access. Manage the subscription from the publication’s reader billing controls.
Writer Pro includes a CSV subscriber import with a preview, the writer’s attestation of existing permission, and audit receipts. Existing unsubscribe and paid states are preserved. Eligible imported subscribers do not receive a new confirmation email. It does not automatically move your articles, provider billing subscriptions, or domain redirects. Review the migration checklist before you begin.