Gazetz Papers is the multi-contributor newspaper layer realtime social never had. Students, congregations, clubs, and neighborhoods publish together — members file into sections, moderators review before publish, and every story carries its writer's byline. Long-form local press. No website, no print bill, no design software.
The local school newspaper, the Sunday bulletin, the HOA newsletter, the Little League recap — these publications hold communities together, but they're usually stitched from clunky documents and a single overworked volunteer. Gazetz Papers replaces all of that with one shared app.
Every Gazetz Paper follows the same simple model. Your paper has named sections and a member roster you control — open to all, by request, or invite-only. A contributor writes an article and submits it to the paper; it lands on the moderators' review desk, and nothing publishes until they approve it. Published stories appear under your paper for every follower, credited to their writers.
Because every story is preserved with its byline and a public edit history, your paper becomes a living archive of your community — not a document that disappears in an inbox.
Traditional newsletter tools assume one person does everything. Gazetz Papers is collaborative by design: contributors submit, moderators review, sponsors can back the paper, and readers follow — all inside the same app that powers hyperlocal news, magazines, and journals. Start one paper today and add magazines or journals later without switching platforms.
A Gazetz Paper is a publication — a school newspaper, a church bulletin, a club newsletter, or a neighborhood paper — that a group produces together inside the Gazetz app. Members file articles into the paper's sections (News, Sports, Opinion — you name them), moderators review submissions before they publish, and every story is credited to its writer.
Anyone. Teachers and journalism-class students, church and ministry teams, PTA and HOA volunteers, sports clubs, and neighborhood groups all use Gazetz Papers. You don't need a website, a designer, or a print budget — just the app.
Contributors write pieces right in the app and submit them to the paper. Submissions land in the paper's review queue, where a moderator approves or returns each one before it goes public. Everyone who contributes is credited, and published stories stay on the record — with a public edit history — so your paper builds a permanent archive.
Readers follow your paper inside Gazetz and its stories appear in their feed; every published story also gets a shareable web link, so you can post it to a school site, a group chat, or social media and it opens for anyone.
Downloading Gazetz is free, and papers are designed for small groups to run at no cost. Local businesses can sponsor your paper in-app to help fund it, and paid plans add publishing features as your paper grows.
Download now for iPhone or Android.