Write down what you're sending, and when.
Press + on any day to add a title, a note to yourself and any links you want in front of you on writing day.
When you're ready, share the plan — people who want to see it leave an email, and they're on your list before the first issue goes out.
Every month you have planned, kept for good. Open one to see what you said you would write and what actually went out.
This month is still running, so there is nothing here yet. When November ends it moves here on its own, and stays — nothing you plan is ever deleted.
Share your plana public page and a picture of your calendar ▾
Share your plan
Post the calendar, and people who want the whole thing leave a name and an email to see it — so they are on your list before the first issue goes out. Titles only: your notes and references never leave this page.
A picture of your actual board. Titles and dates only — your numbers never go in it.
Nothing planned in this stretch yet — the picture fills in as you plan.
✦ Make a format from a newsletter you love
Kudexa keeps the shape, never the words: how it opens, how long the paragraphs are, where the key line sits, how it ends. The pasted issue is not saved.
Your new format · change anything, then save
Your formats · the same tiles you pick in Write › Style
An example in your voice
Kudexa writes the first part from your posts, goal and stories, to show the shape. Nothing is saved to your issues.
12 formats — tap one to open it
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Researched and pulled from how top 1% solo creators actually structure a send: a Story → Lesson → Action → back-to-you arc for narrative issues, a fixed weekly rotation (reflection question / deep dive / applied framework / week-in-review) for creators who publish on a set rhythm, and a problem → why it matters → how to solve it shape underneath the more teaching-focused formats.
The Deep Dive
Default format
One idea, explored in full, instead of five summarized.
The Weekly Case Study
~1x/month
A real project or client result, broken down in depth.
The Curated Roundup
Good filler week
Snackable multi-section — low-effort on light weeks.
The Personal Essay
Story-driven — highest reply rate, best for trust.
The Reader Mailbox
~1x/month
Answers real subscriber questions.
The Teardown
Real depth on one specific example.
The Build Log
Process, not polish — your Proof pillar, in long-form.
The Framework Explainer
A named system, taught in full, not just teased.
The Reflection Question
Opens with one hard question — no tidy answer required.
The Transformation Story
Story leads to a lesson, then concrete steps, then a question back to the reader.
The Applied Framework
Weekly-safe
One small technique, usable the same day you read it.
The Weekly Field Notes
A review of your own week's thinking — not others' links.
Which newsletter formats are working best for you?
Tell Vikash which ones you're actually reaching for — it helps sharpen this list for everyone.
The long-form structure — a newsletter earns more depth than a LinkedIn post, because someone chose to receive it. Go one level deeper on a pillar topic, don't summarize five things at once.
1. One idea, told in full2. A natural cross-sell mid-way3. One upsell line at the end
Your newsletters
Write an issue here, give it a subject, and it becomes something you can schedule or send. Nothing sends from this page.
Your newsletters
Every issue you have written. The line under each one is read live from your agents and your task list, so it changes when they do.
What a Brand Sprint taught me about pricing29 Oct · Draft
Your page, every issue and your emails, in your brand. Everything saves as you click; the preview is your real page.
1 · START FROM
2 · COLOURS
Background
Text
Accent
Highlight
✓ Very easy to read
3 · FONTS
4 · TOP OF YOUR PAGE
No photo yet. Add one in Brand OS › Your photo, or pick Logo.
5 · ✦ BANNER
Tone
Made from your colours and fonts. Shapes never sit on your words.
1600 × 400 px (same 4 : 1 shape, or bigger) · JPG or PNG · up to 2 MB. Keep faces and words in the middle: phones show only that part.
Words on it
Height
Also on
6 · SIGNATURE
Choose your handle and save your page below first. Then your real page shows here as you change the look.
✦ Header & footer
Save them once. Each one has a rule for which issues it goes in, and Kudexa puts the right ones in every issue on its own. Under the editor you can change them for one issue. Only one sponsor ever goes in an issue: if two match, the one higher in this list wins.
Your newsletter page
Your newsletter’s home. Readers find your writing here, subscribe, get to know your voice every week, and buy from you when they’re ready.
✦ IN ONE LINENo new readers yet.Add “Join my newsletter” to your next steps (Plan tab), so your LinkedIn posts bring readers.
The numbers
Everything on this tab is your archive — the page readers land on. Email opens and clicks appear once sending is switched on.
0SubscribersNobody new in the last 30 days
2Issues livePublished to your archive and readable now
42ReadsAcross 2 issues · one per person a day, yours included
15Went to your offer36 in every 100 reads clicked your share card
What earned subscribers
Sorted by the issue that brought the most people. Reads counts visits to that issue's page; the last column is how many of those readers subscribed.
IssueReadsOffer clicksSubscribersSigned up
The one line that doubled a conversion rate 22 Oct24900%