About
Your writing deserves a shelf.
Newsletters are good at delivery and bad at memory. StackPress turns the archive into a book.
I wrote a newsletter for years. Hundreds of posts. One day I wanted to hand someone a collection of the best ones. Not a link. A book.
It was painful. Copy into a doc. Wrestle the formatting. Strip subscribe buttons by hand. Fight image embeds. Rebuild the cover in a design app. Export, hate the result, start over.
StackPress is what I wanted then. Paste a URL, pick the chapters, design the cover and pages against a live preview, and export a PDF, an EPUB, or a print package for print on demand.
It started as a Substack-only tool. It now works with Ghost, Beehiiv, Medium, and any site with an RSS or Atom feed.
What I care about.
Honest about data
The book file is built in your browser and never uploaded. Our server fetches feeds, pages, and images for you and does not store article content. Signed-in exports are logged by title, source, count, format, and date.
Respect the writer
Writing you do not own is for personal reading only. Print and distribute only what you own or have permission for.
Typography matters
Margins, line spacing, chapter openers, running headers, a contents page with real page numbers. A book should look like one.
The detail is in the privacy policy and the terms.
Who builds it.
I’m Matt Madonna. Designer and developer. Twenty years across brand identity, design systems, and front-end. I design and build StackPress.
Get in touch.
Send a message. I read everything.