Family Newspaper
Your family's month, on paper
Rede gathers the photos, plans, birthdays and little news your family shared this month and sets them as a real newspaper. You check it in the app, and it goes to the people you choose.



Have a look inside
One issue from the Taylor family's October: eight A4 pages. Tap a page to see it up close.
How an issue comes together
You share, as always
Photos, events and birthdays you share with “Family” find their way into the next issue. You can also add photos from “Home” just for the paper, without sharing them in the app.
You check it in the app
Pick the front page, tick the photos, write a line of news. Until noon on the Friday before it's printed, anyone at home can change it.
It arrives
At the start of the month the PDF goes out by email and the printed paper goes in the post. In Denmark it usually arrives in 2–5 working days, abroad in 4–10.

What's in it
A front page story
The month's big moment, with its best photo.
Photos with place and date
“Skagen · 19 Oct.”, set like a real newspaper.
News in brief
A line from each of you. AI can suggest drafts if you turn it on, but nothing is printed until one of you ticks it.
Said at the table
Two lines from the “Family” chat that are worth keeping.
Birthdays and plans
Who has a birthday, and what's happening next month.
Videos too
A QR code by a video's photo plays it on the phone.
A greeting on the back
A last photo and a handwritten hello from all of you.
Two to eight pages
As many as the month's photos fill. A month with too few means no paper and no payment.
Free as a PDF. On paper if you like.
PDF edition
Included
with the one-time Rede purchase
- Every month by email, to the people you choose
- No subscription, nothing extra to pay
- One sample issue during the free trial
On paper
DKK 79
a month per home, VAT and postage included
- Printed in colour and posted to any country
- No commitment: pause a month or stop any time
- Too few photos that month? No paper, no payment
- Or give 12 issues as a gift for DKK 899
Questions
What ends up in the paper?
Only what your family shares with “Family”, and the photos from “Home” you add yourselves. AI suggestions are off until you turn them on, and nothing they write is printed until one of you ticks it.
Do the grandparents need the app?
No. They get the paper in the post or the PDF by email. If they do use Rede, what they share with “Family” goes in the paper too.
Can we skip a month?
Yes. Pause a month in the app and you don't pay for it. A month with fewer than four photos gets no paper and no payment either.
Is it in English?
Yes. The paper is set in the language your family uses Rede in, one of the app's twelve. Your captions and news print in your own words. The printed paper can be posted to any country.
Start with the PDF. It's included.
Try Rede free for 14 days, with one sample issue of the Family Newspaper.
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