The Studio
The noticeboard, the breakfast table, the door.
Most participants won't open an app, but they'll read a paper with their own name in it. The Studio prints pieces made from what your community already records, and from content Millie writes fresh every day.
The Daily by Millie
A newspaper, every morning, for your community alone.
Millie writes the feature, the on-this-day history and the quote. Your community's copy adds the rest at print time:
- Today's forecast for your own town, or nothing, never a guess
- Participants' birthdays, by first name and initial
- Today's activities from your calendar
- Up to six of your own Broadcasts as community news
- Your own headline and article, if you'd rather write the feature
The catalogue
Posters, puzzles and prints.
Every piece prints in one of ten paper styles, classic newsprint to chalkboard, with your community's name on it.
Word of the Day: a word worth saying out loud, and what it means. Fact of the Day: a conversation starter for the dining room. Quote of the Day: something to sit with. Joke of the Day: clean, kind, and sourced. Crossword: printed blank for participants, or with the key for staff. Word search: large type, generous grids. Participant of the Week: their face, their words, from their Life Story. Activities for the Day: today's calendar for the lift doors. Month recap: a collage of the month's Moments.
Why it works
Content you didn't have to write.
Fresh every day
A new word, fact, quote, joke and puzzle each day: Millie's pick, with a library behind it when you want something else.
Made from your records
Participant of the Week draws on Life Story answers. The month recap uses your Moments. Nothing is sample content.
Prints anywhere
Your browser's print dialog, ink on paper, no app and no PDF wrangling.
Large, readable type
Designed for the people reading it, not for a screen.
Put tomorrow's paper on the table.
A thirty-minute walkthrough with your activity spreadsheet, your participants and your families' questions. We'll show you the week you'd have.