Stakker — Newsletters app analytics for September 15

Newsletters deserve better. Give them a place of their own. Stakker is a reading app for the newsletters you choose. You get an address of your own, you subscribe through Stakker, and every edition arrives in a stack made for reading — not in the middle of your work email. Your personal email stays yours: Stakker never reads it and never asks for access to it. AN ADDRESS OF YOUR OWN Yours the moment you sign in, and it never changes. Use it where you sign up, and nowhere else. MADE FOR READING Every edition is laid out as the writer set it: their images, their buttons, their typography. Links open inside the app, so you never lose your place mid-read. A STACK THAT ENDS Your unread editions are ordered, not endless. When the last one is read, the app says so. Being finished is the point. SUBSCRIBE FROM ANYWHERE Find a writer by name or topic and subscribe in a tap. Or use your Stakker address on any page on the web — the publisher’s own form, your Stakker address. NOTHING ARRIVES UNINVITED A sender you never subscribed to waits at the door until you say yes. Say no and it never asks again. HEADLINES Choose the topics you follow and the day’s headlines sit beside your newsletters. They disappear after two days, because a headline is not an archive. YOUR RHYTHM Stakker measures how often each writer actually reaches you, so you know what you signed up for — measured, not promised. PRIVACY Stakker never reads your personal email, and never asks for access to another account. Your newsletters arrive at a Stakker address because you asked them to. Sign in with Apple or Google, and that is the only account we hold. Made in Stockholm