We checked your calendar, so you don't have to.
A newspaper about your own day, printed before you get up. Four steps, about ten minutes, and most of that is choosing what to call it.
It asks what the paper is called, where it's from, and which of three mastheads you want — and it shows you all three rather than describing them.
Connect one and it fetches on its own. Or export an .ics
from any calendar app and drop it in inbox/. The newspaper
is identical either way.
So you see it before tomorrow morning does.
Setup offers to schedule the morning run, an hour before you wake, so the edition is finished by the time you're up.
The one thing worth knowing up front
The edition builds in the cloud and will be waiting whether or not your laptop is open. Printing is different — that needs your machine awake and on the same network as the printer. If you want paper in your hand at six, the machine stays awake. No setting changes that.
No printer? Nothing is lost. You get a finished, print-ready page — open it and press print whenever you like.
Say what happened in plain words and it'll land in the right place: "it didn't print", "my paper is missing events", "the text is too small", "change the masthead".