We only make journals for things people are actually obsessed with.
Most journals are built to be everything to everyone — a little bit of gratitude, a little bit of habit tracking, a little bit of goal setting. Super Niche Press does the opposite: one journal, one specific interest/niche, done properly.
It started with a simple problem: there was no good way to actually track how you're getting better at reading research papers — the kind of skill that matters in school, in a lab, in a job, in an argument with someone confidently misquoting a study. So we built The Research Guide, a page-by-page companion for exactly that.
Once it existed, the same question kept coming up for other specific interests — starting with daily health tracking. Generic planners can't do that justice either, so it's getting its own journal too, designed around how that interest actually works, not a one-size-fits-all template.
"One journal, one purpose — never a catch-all planner that tries to do everything and helps with nothing."
The next journal on the press.
The Health Journal is next up, built with the same care as The Research Guide. More specific-interest journals are already in the works after that.