Digital newsroom

Publish a branded newspaper that still feels like print.

Dogy is the multi-tenant ePaper platform for publishers and media groups. Upload the edition, keep the masthead, and go live on your own domain.

  • No redesign of the paper
  • Custom domains
  • Isolated tenants
herald.dogy.press / today

Morning edition · 30 Sep 2026

The Daily Herald

Vol. 118 · 24 pages · City & nation

Lead story

City council opens the riverfront to a new public quarter

Overnight votes cleared the last planning barrier, putting a 40-acre civic precinct on track for spring. Editors published the full spread before dawn.

12

Politics

08

Markets

04

Sport

Front page

A reader built for print people.

Today's desk

PDF uploaded at 04:12 · 24 pages extracted · Live on herald.dogy.press

PDF → pages

Print-ready upload

White-label

Your domain, your masthead

Multi-tenant

Titles and groups

AI briefs

Editorial summaries on demand

Product

Everything a modern news desk needs after the press run.

Built around the real publishing day: file in, pages out, edition live — with the controls a multi-title operation actually uses.

From PDF to edition

Drop the day’s print file, extract pages, and send a complete digital edition live without a separate design workflow.

A reader that feels like print

Page-accurate viewing, zoom, thumbnails, and download keep the front-page experience intact on every screen.

Branded domains

Each newspaper publishes on its own domain, with tenant isolation so titles never share readers, files, or settings.

AI on the news desk

Generate editorial briefs and summaries from the edition so the team can move faster after the paper is up.

Desks, sections, history

Categories, sub-categories, and edition history keep years of publishing organized for editors and archives.

Roles that match a newsroom

Platform and publisher access are separated, so each title stays isolated from the others.

Workflow

Three steps from the press to the reader.

  1. 01

    Stand up the title

    Create the tenant, attach the domain, and set the masthead. One newspaper or a group of them.

  2. 02

    Upload the edition

    Send the PDF, extract pages, and review the spread before it goes public.

  3. 03

    Publish to readers

    The branded viewer is live on your domain. Archives, zoom, and downloads are already in place.

Solutions

One platform for newspapers and media groups.

Daily newspapers

Keep the print ritual. Give subscribers a digital edition that still looks like your paper, not a blog.

Media groups

Run multiple titles with shared operations and strict data isolation across every masthead.

Platform

A foundation that can carry more than one masthead.

Super admin and tenant newsrooms sit on the same stack, with tenant-aware data, queues, and a public reader for every published edition.

  • Laravel API with Sanctum, policies, and queued jobs
  • Next.js reader and dashboards for every role
  • PostgreSQL isolation with Redis for cache and work

Operating model

Platform owner

Customers, domains, security

01

Publisher

Categories, uploads, AI, live editions

02

Ready when the edition is

Put tomorrow’s paper on a domain you own.

Sign in to the newsroom, upload the PDF, and publish a branded digital edition without rebuilding your paper for the web.