No PC. No retyping. No Zapier.
Email in.
Paper out.
ItJustPrints turns the phone or tablet already on your counter into a print station. Orders, bookings, and forms print themselves the second they land in your inbox.
14-day free trial, cancel anytime. See how it works →
Ready
to print
Kitchen printer
Keep me plugged in and on this screen
Works with the AirPrint / IPP printer you already own. No new hardware.
Set it up over one coffee.
01
Get your print address
The app gives you a private @itjustprints address. Paste it into your platform settings or a forwarding rule - orders from DoorDash, Shopify, your booking tool, anything that emails you. We never touch your inbox.
02
Point it at your printer
The app finds any AirPrint or Wi-Fi (IPP) printer on your network in seconds. The one behind the counter works fine.
03
It just prints
Leave the app open like an order display and walk away. New email, instant paper - the screen can sleep on Android; on iPad it stays on, kiosk-style.
Built for counters,
not back offices.
Kitchen tickets
Friday rush, six delivery apps, one inbox. Every order hits the rail as a ticket - nobody reads a screen with wet hands.
Salon bookings
Tomorrow's confirmations print overnight. Open up, grab the stack, see your whole day - before your first client sits down.
Clinic intake
Patient submits the form online; it's on the front desk before they walk in. No portal logins between appointments.
Packing slips
Etsy pings, slip prints, order’s packed. Your "warehouse" is a spare room and it runs itself.
You've tried the workarounds.
Retyping every order into the register. Typos at 7pm are how you lose a regular.
Forwarding to that old ePrint address. Newer HP printers never had one. On older ones, check HP Smart.
A Zapier chain held together with hope. Five apps, three subscriptions, zero people who know how it works.
One app. One rule. It just prints.
If it can send an email,
it can print.
The print address is a destination, not an inbox. Paste it wherever your system already sends mail, attach whatever you want on paper, and it lands on the printer behind the counter.
You do not need any of this to start. One forwarding rule is enough, and nobody has to build a flow. But if something in your shop already sends the email, it can send it here.
Your POS or order system
It already emails a copy of every order. Put the print address in that field and the copy comes out on paper.
Shipping and label tools
The label PDF prints the moment it is created, while the parcel is still on the bench.
Zapier, Make, n8n
Already built a flow? Make the last step "send email" and point it here. Nothing else to wire up.
Your own code
One email from your script or webhook. No SDK, no plugin, no printer driver, any language you like.
- No mailbox password or IMAP access
- No API key or account with us
- No plugin or driver to install
The boring reliability stuff, handled.
Sender allowlist
Name the senders you want on paper. Everything else is ignored.
Receipt-ready formatting
Emails reflow onto 58mm and 80mm rolls. Big item names, no cut-off totals.
Offline queue
Wi-Fi blips? Jobs queue and print the moment you're back. Nothing lost.
Several print addresses
One per platform, each labelled, each printing the body, the attachments, or both.
Auto-retry
Paper out or printer busy? The job waits in the queue and prints when the printer is ready.
Built to be left alone
Android prints with the screen locked - just keep it plugged in. On iPad, the app stays on screen like a kiosk and prints every job.
One plan. It replaces a lot.
No back-office PC. No POS module. Nobody standing at the register retyping orders. One subscription does that whole job.
Or $999/year - two months free.
- 14-day free trial.
- Billed through the App Store or Google Play.
- Cancel anytime, right from your subscriptions.
Running more locations? Add a station for each one - every location is its own subscription, billed the same way through the App Store or Google Play.
Can an iPad or Android tablet automatically print incoming emails?
Not with the built-in Mail apps - Apple and Google both require you to open the message and tap through a print dialog. ItJustPrints gives you a private print address; anything emailed to it prints on your AirPrint or IPP printer with zero taps. No PC required, and no inbox access - the tablet talks to your printer directly over your Wi-Fi.
What replaced HP ePrint?
HP says ePrint, its print-by-email service, is not supported on printers released after fall 2020 - and Google Cloud Print closed back in 2020. ItJustPrints is the modern replacement: forward email to a private print address, and a phone or tablet on your network prints it automatically. Keep the app open like an order display - on Android the screen can even sleep.
Fair questions.
Does my printer work with it?+
If it prints over your Wi-Fi - AirPrint or IPP, which covers almost every printer sold in the last decade - yes. The app finds it in seconds, before you pay anything.
Does the phone have to stay unlocked?+
Keep the app open, like an order display - most counters dock it plugged in. On Android the screen can go to sleep and printing keeps running. On iPad the screen stays on (Apple suspends hidden apps), so turn off auto-lock or use Guided Access.
Can you read my email?+
We never see your inbox. You get a private print address - point your platforms or a forwarding rule at it, and only what arrives there is processed. Documents are deleted the moment they print.
Does it work with my POS, or with Zapier?+
Yes, and you do not need either. Most setups are one forwarding rule and nothing else - that is why the page says no Zapier. But the print address is a plain destination, so anything that can send an email can use it: your POS or order system, a shipping tool, a flow you already built in Zapier, Make or n8n, or your own script. No API key, no plugin, no mailbox access.
What about attachments?+
PDFs and images print too - packing slips, intake forms, labels.
iPhone or Android?+
Both. Any phone or tablet from the last five years or so - including the old one in your junk drawer.
Your next order
could print itself.
On iPhone, iPad and Android. 14-day free trial, cancel anytime.