A newsletter tool for people
who already publish.
Most tools are built for the person who configures them. Squackbox is built for the person who has to fill them, every month, on top of everything else they make.
The blank page is the problem
Every newsletter tool starts you at a cursor and a suggestion that you owe it something. If you make videos, record a podcast or post anywhere at all, the writing already happened. The job is finding it, not producing more of it.
Your work should belong to you
What you publish is scattered across platforms you do not own, feeding feeds that forget you in a week. A library you keep, and a list you can export in one click, are the two things nobody can take back.
A claim without a source is a guess
Anything that writes for you can write something you never said. Naming the post behind every section, and refusing to fill a section it cannot ground, is the difference between drafting from your work and generating text that merely sounds like you.
Where the product is today
Squackbox is in private beta. Six connectors are live, issues draft with their sources attached, and the list, forms and reporting all work. It is not finished, and the waitlist decides what gets built next: the signup form asks where you publish, and the answers rank the connector backlog by real demand.
