Seven ways to use Typoza
Seven profiles, sorted by why they write rather than by team size. Each page says what that writer needs, what Typoza offers, and what it will not do for them.
Free to start, no card. You can export your posts at any time, on every plan.
Keep a personal blog without maintaining a website
One person writing, and a site that should need nothing from you between two posts.
Read the pageFreelancers: show clients what you know before the first call
Consultants, designers, developers, therapists: anyone a client reads before hiring them.
Read the pageThe company blog, published by the people who write it
Teams that publish often and have no developer to borrow.
Read the pageProduct updates and release notes, on a site of their own
You ship the product, and you are also the one who explains what changed.
Read the pageYour bylines, kept at an address you own
Freelance journalists whose bylines sit on titles they do not own.
Read the pageA travel journal that outlasts the feed
For travellers who write, and want to find the trip again years later.
Read the pagePublishing as a group, each writer under their own byline
Several people, one publication: a collective, a non-profit or a small newsroom.
Read the page
The post you keep putting off
Write its first paragraph today. The post stays a draft until you publish it, and no reader sees it before then.
Free to start, no card. You can export your posts at any time, on every plan.