Correspondence
No. There are no tags, folders, or title fields anywhere in mesh. You send; mesh reads, files it under the week, and connects it to what came before. Organization is the product, not your chore.
Links, screenshots, PDFs, videos, voice notes, forwarded email, or a bare thought typed into the chat. Videos get transcribed, images and PDFs get read for their text, and some pages that want you logged in can be fetched anyway. When something truly cannot be read, mesh says so instead of pretending.
Your library, and only your library. When you ask the archive a question, the answer carries the saves it came from. Mesh never pads an answer out with the open internet.
A brief every day with your recent saves, read and written up, and then the issue on Monday: masthead, dateline, the thread of the week, pull quotes, and back issues underneath. Both arrive by email and both live in the app.
You. Circulation of one is literal: every account has its own library, and there is no social layer, no public profile, and no discovery feed. Your noticing is not content.
Not yet, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise. There is no export button today. Your saves, transcripts, and issues are all readable in the app and delivered to your inbox, but a one-click archive download is still to be built.
The first month is free, then $12 a month or $120 a year. Billing is not switched on yet, so nothing is charged right now and there is nowhere to enter a card. Anyone who signs up before it opens gets a month of notice by email first.
Because a periodical has edges. A press day, a dateline, a finite front page: it gets finished, and then you get your attention back. Feeds do not do that.