Never miss a story from the people that matter most.

Forward us the good stuff: the recital, the big game, the birthday party. We’ll send it to the family.

No feed, no ads, no likes, no fluff.

The front page of The Geller Yeller, a sample family paper, with a photo of Central Perk above the fold. Over its corner, a phone shows Judy Geller replying to the paper’s question: “Ross bought another couch, and this time he paid for delivery. Two men had it upstairs in five minutes.”

How It Works

  1. You start the paper

    Name it and add everyone’s email address. It takes a few minutes.

  2. A question goes out

    Before each issue, everyone gets one easy question by email.

  3. They reply

    A few lines or a photo, from the inbox they already use. No app, no password. A clipping comes back to show how it will run.

  4. The paper comes out

    On the day you pick, everyone gets a paper made from what they sent. You see it first.

The Geller Yeller to Judy Geller

Got it! It runs Sunday.

Thanks, Judy. Your note and your photo are in for The Geller Yeller on Sunday.

The Geller Yeller

Sunday, December 3

At home

This Time, the Couch Made the Turn

Ross bought another couch, and this time he paid for delivery. Two men had it upstairs in five minutes.

What Judy got back a minute after she replied.

More on How It Works

You get the last word

Change anything before it goes out. This is the same front page, the way an editor left it.

The sample paper’s front page after an editor’s changes, each numbered to match its note.
The Geller Yeller

Could This Paper Be Any More Ours?

Music

Headline before: Cat’s Out of the Bag; Smelly Cat Is on TV in Someone Else’s Voice

It’s Still Phoebe’s Song

New Headline. Swapped the pun for a plainer headline. Every story comes with four.

Phoebe needed a day. She also has notes.

An acoustic guitar on a stand beside a leopard-print chair at Central Perk

New Photo. Picked another of the photos people sent in.

A producer heard Phoebe play Smelly Cat at Central Perk and made it into a music video, sung by someone else.

Phoebe found out when it came on TV. She says the song is still hers, and the cat is fine.

  1. New Headline

    Swapped the pun for a plainer headline. Every story comes with four.

  2. New Photo

    Picked another of the photos people sent in.

  3. Rewrite

    The same facts in another voice. This is noir, one of 14.

  4. Not This

    Marked this one Not This. Keep and Not This teach the paper what your family wants more and less of.

Fix any line by hand, or hold the issue back. Do nothing and it goes out on time.

The same tools work on every page of the issue.

  • Columns and letters
  • The reunion, with RSVPs and a poll
  • The crossword and the funnies
  • Hearsay, the gossip tabloid

See the whole issue

Only your family can read it

Each issue goes to the people on your list, and to anyone they forward it to. Search engines are kept out. News of a death, a pregnancy, a divorce or someone’s health always waits for an editor.

Privacy and Your Photos

Questions

Does everyone need an app?

No. Everyone reads and replies by email, and the paper opens in any browser, with a Large print button on every page.

Who writes the stories?

Software does, using only what people sent. How the stories are written

What if nobody sends anything?

A quiet week gets a reminder. If still nothing comes in, the issue is skipped, never padded.

Can we print it?

Yes. Every issue downloads as a PDF, ready for your printer. Mailed copies are coming.

What will it cost?

Nothing while we’re in beta. After that there will be a free plan and paid ones, priced per paper. Reading and sending things in stay free. Pricing

I got an invitation.

Welcome. Open the link in the email, or enter the code from it on the join page.

Put your family on the front page

Grapevine, home

A private newspaper for your family, made from their replies.