Private group newsletters where the readers are the writers too — a slower, more intentional alternative to social media.

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We’re Naz and Scott, the makers of Letter Club — a platform for creating collaborative, periodic newsletters, where the readers are also the writers. We built this because social media feels... exhausting. It's fast, noisy, and rarely meaningful. We missed the slower web — where you could hear from your people in a more intentional way, directly in your inbox. Letter Club lets anyone start a “club,” set how often it sends, and invite friends to contribute. At the end of each cycle, everyone gets a beautifully formatted email digest — like a letter from your people, not the algorithm. What’s new here is how simple and shared it is: No complicated setup or design tools. No central broadcaster — everyone has a voice. You can use it for book clubs, family updates, cooking groups, whatever you like. We’re proud of how it feels: thoughtful, calming, and surprisingly fun to use. It’s our ode to slower, better online spaces. We’d love your feedback, and we’re around all day to answer questions and hear how you might use it 🙌 – Naz & Scott

This is truely awesome! Love the idea of a collaborative newsletter – it’s such a breath of fresh air compared to the usual social media noise. The "no central broadcaster" thing is kinda genius imo; everyone gets a voice, which makes it feel way more connected than a typical blog or newsletter. How customizable are the email templates, though?

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Letter Club

Private group newsletters, written by the readers

Private group newsletters, written by the readers