Weekly, calm, curated

Turn saved links into a beautiful email newspaper.

Save anything you find interesting during the week — articles, videos, posts — then receive a clean, customizable digest in your inbox.

Start free How it works
  • ✔ 2-minute setup
  • ✔ No feeds to manage
  • ✔ Email-first design

Platform

Four actions. One simple loop. Save → curate → deliver → repeat.

Save links in one tap

Drop anything into your inbox: YouTube, articles, posts, threads. No tagging required — just save.

Try the quick-save flow →

Keep a static source list

Maintain a curated “sources” list you can edit anytime. Use it as your weekly compass, not a firehose.

See source templates →

Auto-organize with light filters

Basic rules: topic buckets, length limits, and “must include” sources. Everything stays readable.

Explore filters →

Receive a calm email newspaper

A few pages, max. Your content — trimmed, summarized, and delivered on schedule. Designed for finishing.

Get a sample issue →

Resources

Steal these setups and make it yours in minutes.

Source lists

Ready-made source bundles for tech, finance, design, and “weekly curiosity.”

Download templates

Digest structure

A proven 3-section newspaper layout that fits in 2–3 pages.

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Filtering rules

Simple examples: cap videos, prioritize long-reads, and avoid repeats.

Copy rules

Want a weekly routine that sticks?

Use the “Sunday 3-page limit” rule. It forces quality over quantity.

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Pricing

Start small. Upgrade only when you feel the habit.

Starter

For one weekly newsletter.

$0/mo

  • 1 digest / week
  • Basic filters
  • Static source list
Create a starter issue

Personal

Build a real reading habit.

$8/mo

  • Weekly delivery
  • Smart grouping
  • 3–5 page limit controls
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Team

Shared sources & digests.

$24/mo

  • Shared source lists
  • Multiple digests
  • Team templates
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About us

We’re building a calmer way to consume information: save what matters, ship it to yourself, actually read it.

Opinionated simplicity

We keep the UI tiny, so the habit can be big.

Inbox-first

Email is the most universal “read later” device.

Designed to finish

Hard limits create focus. Focus creates joy.