Step 01
Write a few prompts
“What’s one thing you’ll remember?”
You decide what topics to include in your zine,
post them as open calls,
and your community responds.
*zine?
= small
magazine!
= small
magazine!
Punto
For colivings, retreats, book clubs, and cohort programs
That connection from your event
shouldn’t disappear.
Make a zine* together that your community can revisit.
You hosted something real.
People showed up. Connected. Felt something shift.
And then it ended.
At best, a photo dump in a group chat.
But what mattered wasn’t the pretty photos.
It was the conversations.
The unexpected insights.
The silly random thing that became an inside joke, still making you giggle.
And the only tool we’ve had to capture it — social media — has become a performative marketing media! So genuine stories are not shared there anymore either.
No record of what people thought in a slow, longer tempo.
No way for new people to learn what your community feels like.
No artifact your community made together.
Made with Punto
See what communities have created.
How it works
Making a zine together is easier than you think.
Step 02
Start Collecting! Share a link or QR
At the event, after, or both.
People submit from their phone. No app needed.
Step 03
Pick what goes in
See all submissions in one place.
Review and curate(vote) with your team.
No more email and Google Sheets juggling.
Step 04
Design and publish your zine
image coming soon
Download the accepted submissions and design it yourself — free!
Or let Punto design a zine.
You get a finished zine published online + print-ready pdf files. ➧ From $150/issue.
Turn your event into something your community can revisit.
A magazine built from the stories that would otherwise go unseen.
Two ways in
Start from your event or from scratch.
Recommended for event organizers
Start from your event
Paste your event page to auto-fill your zine setup.
Supports Luma and SocialLayer for now.
For everything else
Start from scratch
Create a community zine without starting from a specific IRL event.
- —Any theme or topic.
- —Still collect contributions from participants.
Open calls