digimaggi
digimaggi
A magazine written for one reader. You. Weekly or monthly. Delivered as a PDF.
Five magazines from this week. Each one exists for exactly one reader.
A magazine with a circulation of one

Most news is written for everyone. This is written for you.

Tell us what you do and what you need to keep up with. Every week or month we go through the original sources, write a proper magazine about it in plain English, and send it to your inbox as a PDF that reads well on a phone, a tablet or paper.

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How it works

Three steps, then it just arrives.

There is no app to open and no feed to keep up with. You answer a few questions once, and from then on the magazine finds you.

01

Pick a package

One topic is one magazine. Take a single magazine that arrives monthly, or up to six, each monthly or weekly. Pay by card and cancel whenever you like.

02

Answer five questions

What you do, where you work, what each magazine should cover and how often, how much you already know, and what an issue should leave you with. Five minutes, once.

03

Your issue arrives

Researched from the original sources and laid out like a real magazine: the week at a glance, a cover story with the numbers behind it, sections, the arguments put both ways, things worth trying, a glossary, and every source numbered at the back.

Inside an issue

Eleven pages. Nothing you could have skimmed on your phone.

These are real pages from issue one of the Artificial intelligence weekly, written on 17 September. Click any page to open the whole issue.

Who it is for

Made for people who don't live on the internet.

If your days are spent in a factory, a branch, a clinic or a showroom, the news about your industry reaches you late and half chewed. digimaggi is for the person who wants to walk into Monday's meeting already knowing what changed, and able to explain it.

  • iEvery technical term is explained the first time it appears, and only once. After that we assume you have it.
  • iiEvery number comes with a source, and every source is listed at the back where you can check it.
  • iiiNothing you have already been sent is repeated. Each issue picks up where the last one stopped.
  • ivWritten for one reader. If it would not matter to you, it is not in.
From the house rules every issue follows
Magazines people are reading

Pick a subject, or bring your own.

A magazine is only as good as its brief, so be specific. "Industrial pumps in Saudi Arabia" makes a better magazine than "engineering". Click one to start with it.

Start with one magazine.

From $6 a month. The first issue is written from your answers, and every issue after it remembers the last.

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Packages

One topic is one magazine.

A package is how many magazines you get and how often each one can arrive. Every magazine has its own topic, its own issue numbering and its own memory of what you have already read. Prices in US dollars. Yearly is ten months for the price of twelve. Cancel any time.

Monthly arrives on the 1st. Fourteen to eighteen pages: ten things at a glance, a long cover story, four sections, the arguments, and the long read on your topic.
Weekly arrives on Sunday morning. Ten to twelve pages: eight things at a glance, the cover story and its numbers, three sections, three arguments, three things to try.

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Pay first, then tell us what to cover. The questions take five minutes and you answer them once.

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Your five questions

These become the brief for every issue. You can change them later by replying to any issue.

What do you do for work?

Your title and a sentence on what a normal week looks like. Example: I sell industrial motors and pumps to factories in Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

Where are you based, and which markets matter to you?

Example: Abu Dhabi, mostly UAE and Saudi customers.

What should your magazines cover, and how often?

Ideas:

How much do you already know about these topics?

What should each issue leave you with?

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