What Tablif read on NO CAP's site
NO CAP describes itself as: “NO CAP — The Daily Newspaper You Can Finish”
- Stage: Live, no waitlist
- How it differs: “NO CAP does the opposite: one edition a day, a front page, section pages and a back page.”
What it is
Calls itself “newspaper”.
- Calls itself: newspaper
“A newspaper, not a feed.”
Where it puts itself
Claims “oldest”. Rules out “accounts”, “ads” and “feed” and 1 more.
- Superlative claim: oldest
- Says it will not: accounts · ads · feed · +1
“NO CAP does the opposite: one edition a day, a front page, section pages and a back page.”
“So I went back to the oldest interface news ever had: a paper.”
What it costs
No free plan.
- Free plan: no
“Reader supported · No advertising”
Who it sells to
Sells to consumers.
- Sells to: consumers
“NO CAP is an independent digital newspaper.”
How it runs
A web app. Hosted in the cloud. Built with Vercel.
- Kind: web
- Runs where: cloud / hosted
- Built with: Vercel
“NO CAP is an independent digital newspaper. It is published once a day as a finite edition”
“NO CAP is an independent digital newspaper.”
What it works with
Names HeyCyan, Shenzhen Qingcheng and 1 more on its pages.
- Names: HeyCyan · Shenzhen Qingcheng · Vercel
“Commissioner says Shenzhen Qingcheng, the app maker behind the HeyCyan app in the smartglasses, failed to respond to her inquiries”
“NO CAP does the opposite: one edition a day, a front page, section pages and a back page.”
Sources
Tablif read these pages, last on 7 Oct 2026. Everything above is what the product says about itself; Tablif does not verify every claim.
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