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EPRIS for iPhone

The journal, readable without a signal

Articles render natively, in the typography of the journal – and once saved, they stay on the device, photographs and all. Read them on a plane, on the metro, anywhere the signal gives up.

Coming to the App Store

Reading a long-form interview in the EPRIS app
The EPRIS app front page with the lead story
Front page
A photograph opened full screen
Photographs
Saved articles available offline
Offline
Settings with the eight reading languages
Eight languages

What's inside

Built for reading, not for scrolling

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Reads offline

Tap the bookmark and the piece – text and every photograph – downloads to the device. It opens in flight mode, underground, anywhere.

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Natively rendered

Quotes, galleries, maps, video and polls – set in the journal's own typography, with no web page in a frame. Photographs open full screen to zoom, save or share.

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Eight languages

Read in English, Ukrainian, Russian, German, Italian, Spanish, French or Turkish. The app's own menus follow your device language.

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Nothing extra

No account, no ads, no tracking, no in-app purchases. The only permission it can ask for is to add a photograph to your library – and only when you choose to save one.

The app collects no personal data. There is no sign-up, no analytics and no advertising; what you save, how far you have read and your settings stay on your device and are removed when you delete the app.

The full details – including what the app connects to in order to show the journal – are in the Privacy Policy. The rules for reading, quoting and sharing the journal are in the Terms of Use.

Content won't load, articles have vanished, the app quits on its own – write to us and we'll sort it out.

Email

munister@outlook.com
We reply within a few working days.

What helps us

Your iPhone model, your iOS version, and what you were doing just before things went wrong. In the app, Settings → Write to the editors fills in the first two for you.

Answers

Offline reading, languages, text size and storage are explained on the Help & Support page.