Show HN: Printstack – I'll print and post your Substacks to you

10 mbanerjeepalmer 0 5/11/2025, 1:17:12 PM printstack.net ↗

I've been turning individual Substacks into books -- actual paperbacks and hardbacks that you can put on your shelf -- for a little time now. (See the homepage.)

So when a friend pointed me towards a tweet about doing it weekly across all a person's subscriptions, it seemed like a reasonable thing to test. I know where a few of the beartraps on the route from Substack to paper are.

Do share feedback and thoughts.

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Show HN: Printstack – I'll print and post your Substacks to you

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