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Built for NGOs, research groups, diaspora organizations, think tanks, and independent media. A professional public page and a private workspace, in one place.
What the world sees and where your team works are kept apart.
Readers visit your public page, read your work, sign up for events, and subscribe. Professional, searchable, and always on.
Write, review and publish in private. Manage your team’s permissions, understand readership through analytics and prepare activity reports on your organization’s work.
Browse by topic, region, and language. Read, sign up for events, and follow organizations you care about.
Some organizations offer subscriber-only content and events. Subscribing gives you access and funds their work.
Publish, manage contributors, run events, and control access, all in your organization's own workspace.
Write a single work, build a Series, or compile a Publication. Each belongs to its publishing organization.
In-depth writing, analysis, opinion, and interviews.
Research, policy briefs, field reports, and white papers.
Personal narratives, oral histories, and lived experience.
Verse, poetry and literary work with intentional line breaks.
Updates, announcements, and timely reporting.
Public and private events with registration, capacity, and tickets.
Related published works arranged in a reading order, with room for new entries.
Versioned, typeset editions: books, reports, journals, poetry collections and annual publications. Read online or export a print-ready PDF. Print sales are not available.
Every type uses the same access levels: public, team only, or subscribers only. You set it per item.
A publishing process that matches how serious teams already work.
Write structured long-form work and keep revisions as it develops.
The team refines the work together, without juggling tools.
Editors check the content, access, and details before release.
The right person signs off, so publishing stays accountable.
Publish or schedule approved work with public, subscriber or organization access.
Published work stays in an archive readers and teams can return to.
Keep the same publisher and work connected across languages and reading experiences.
Publish in your organization’s languages. Reviewed translations stay linked to the original, with support for both right-to-left and left-to-right text.
Follow organizations, read, save work and use event tickets on mobile. Capture ideas and write simple drafts; manage your organization on the web.
Developers can use embeds and the headless API to display your organization’s public content on another site. API keys are managed in the organization workspace.
Choose public, subscriber or organization access under your editorial policy. Changes to published work follow the review process.
Anyone can see it. No account needed.
Only readers who subscribe to your organization.
Only your team can see it. Not on the public site.
Three separate relationships. Knowing the difference saves confusion later.
Team members use your internal dashboard and publishing tools: your writers, editors, and admins.
Readers can subscribe to your organization for subscriber-only content. They pay your organization, not Novdeh.
Your organization pays Novdeh for its workspace: Free, Growth, or Professional. This is separate from what readers pay you.
Reader subscriptions go to your organization. Your Novdeh plan pays for the workspace.
The path is short. It depends on why you're here.
Browse organizations on Novdeh, or create a reader account to follow and take part.