Plan at your own pace
Every week, every month or whenever you're ready. Empty slots show up before they become missed weeks.
This week
Oct 21Notes from a slow SundayPublished
Week of Nov 3
No post yet+ Plan
Sup? keeps your next posts in view, reminds you where to share them, and shows which posts, and which places you shared them, bring in new subscribers.
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How it works
Every week, every month or whenever you're ready. Empty slots show up before they become missed weeks.
Tick off where you shared each post, with a link for each place that counts the visits it brings.
Import your subscriber list as a CSV, from any platform. Sup? counts how many people joined after each post.
| What a year of writing taught me | +4 |
| Notes from a slow Sunday | +2 |
| Why I stopped using a to-do app | +1 |
Also inside
Add your blog's address and Sup? gives you a prompt for any AI to list every post you've written. Paste the answer back: it's all there, nothing added twice.
One click copies your trend, every post, what it brought and where you shared it, ready for any AI to tell you what works.
Subscribe once and every scheduled post shows up on its day. Change a date in Sup? and the event moves too.
Posts whose day has passed without being published show up at the top. Older ones fold away by month.
Connect a folder on your computer and every post gets its own, with the draft and its images.
Your plan stays in sync on your laptop and phone. It also works offline and catches up when you're back.
Private by design
When you import your subscriber list, each address is turned into a one-way code on your own computer. Sup? only keeps that code and the day the person subscribed, which is all it needs to count.
Questions
Yes. Sup? works with any blog: Substack, Ghost, beehiiv, WordPress, HEY World or your own site. Subscriber counts need a CSV export with each subscriber's email and the date they joined, which most platforms offer.
No. You keep publishing where you always do. Sup? keeps the plan, the drafts and the numbers around it.
Each new subscriber is counted toward the last post you published before they joined. It's a simple rule, not exact science, but over a few months it shows what works.
No. Sup? can't see who opens the email your blog sends to subscribers, or who reads the post on your blog. It counts visits from the links you share through Sup?, and new subscribers after each post from the list you import.
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