Hey! Thanks for checking out Printernet. I started working on Printernet in January of this year because of my experience with digital reading tools and reading on screens in general. I would save items to my "read later" list but frequently neglected the list whenever I had time to actually read. I'd more often read random links shared on Twitter, and if I did open my reading list would have a bias to the most recently saved items. I also did the majority of my reading on my phone, even though the experience was awful: no highlighting without special apps, no great notetaking options, no bookmark to come back to an article or essay later, and full of distraction via texts or simply scrolling Twitter instead. There are tools like Pocket, Instapaper, and Readwise that try to solve these but instead I just started to print 1 - 5 articles or essays I wanted to read over the next week or so and found the experience so much better reading on paper. So I decided to build a tool to make it simple to queue up my next reading selections for the week and print them in a well designed "magazine" of sorts. Launching this to see if anyone else finds this more enjoyable than reading on screens. Appreciate y'all checking it out! I am looking for general feedback on the site / web app, would love to hear what bothers you most about reading in the digital era or your current reading workflows, and of course would love to get some happy Printernet users.

Printernet

Your reading list, periodically shipped to you in a beautiful print issue.

Your reading list, periodically shipped to you in a beautiful print issue.

Printernet

Your reading list, periodically shipped to you in a beautiful print issue.

Your reading list, periodically shipped to you in a beautiful print issue.

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Do you use Printernet?

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