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Newsletters Should Live Next to Your Code — Not in any Database


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Hello, Internet! 👋

I’m excited to introduce newsy
 — a newsletter service for your static site, powered by GitHub Issues.

If you’re reading this, you probably know the projects that inspired it: Utterances , Giscus , and Gitalk. These projects completely reimagined commenting on static sites by using GitHub Issues as a backend. No database, no CMS, no vendor lock-in — just your repo and a little embed script.

Newsy takes that same idea and applies it to newsletters.

Think about it. Instead of signing up for a traditional email marketing service, maintaining a separate mailing list, or paying monthly for a newsletter platform you barely use, your newsletter can simply live alongside your code in a GitHub repository.

That’s the core idea behind Newsy: democratizing newsletter services.

We wanted to strip away the overhead of traditional platforms — the dashboards, the pricing tiers, the data you don’t own — while keeping everything close to the tools you already use and love.

Your blog is static. Your comments are GitHub Issues. Why shouldn’t your newsletter be too?

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