A zine is a real app at its own address, made by asking for it. Free, and there is nothing to sign up for before you have one.
It remembersYour data is still there tomorrow, and next month. Every zine gets its own database.
It goes on your phoneAdd to Home Screen. Real icon, no browser bar, opens like any other app.
You can send itOne link. Whoever opens it just uses it — they don’t need an account or the assistant you used.
You can change itAsk for a change in any chat. It updates in seconds, and the old version is kept.
You can ask about it laterYour assistant can read the data back in a conversation that didn’t create it.
The one limit
Everyone who can open a zine shares its data. That’s right for your own things, and for something you and a few people keep together — a shared list, a chore board, a trip plan. It’s not right for a form strangers fill in, where people shouldn’t see each other’s answers. Your assistant is told this before it designs anything, and asked to say so rather than work around it.