Welcome to Offprint

This is your space to publish. What you write here belongs to you and travels with your identity across the network.

Why We Built This

Most publishing platforms treat your content as their asset. Your words live on their servers, governed by their rules, subject to their business decisions. If the platform changes direction or disappears, your archive goes with it.

Offprint works differently. Your content is stored on the decentralized AT Protocol network. Your readers can find you through your handle, and your work remains accessible regardless of what happens to any single service. AT Protocol Quick start guide to buil...

"The best way to predict the future is to build it."

We took that idea seriously. Rather than waiting for the open social web to mature, we are building the tools that help it get there. @aka.dad

What You Can Create

Offprint supports long-form writing with the formatting options that matter.

Articles and Essays

Write detailed pieces with structure. Use headings to organize sections, quotes to highlight key ideas, and images to support your narrative.

Technical Documentation

For developers and technical writers, code blocks render with syntax highlighting:

// Your code stays readable
const post = await agent.getPost({ uri });
console.log(post.data);

Visual Stories

Images can stand alone or sit together in a grid, useful for photo essays, design showcases, or any content where visuals carry the story. Leaflet Profile pages in Leaflet - Le...

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Built on Open Standards

Offprint is part of a broader effort to make decentralized publishing practical and reliable. A few principles guide that work:

• Portability over lock-in
• Longevity over trends
• Clarity over cleverness

These are not just values we talk about. They shape the technical decisions behind this product.

What this means in practice:

1. Your published data is stored in open formats
2. Your identity is controlled by you
3. Your audience finds you through the protocol, not the platform

What Comes Next

This is your publication. You decide what belongs here.

• You have created your publication
• You are reading your first post
• Write something of your own
• Share it with the network

The editor is ready when you are.