The newsletters you subscribe to, mined for what matters

You subscribe to good newsletters. You never read them. Your assistant does: it reads each one as it arrives, pulls out the parts that touch your team’s work (the names you track, the ideas you can use, the data worth keeping) and files them into one running digest, so the value stops rotting unread in your inbox.

What it does

• Reads the newsletters landing in a connected inbox, so you don’t have to.
• Pulls the parts that matter to your team: mentions of people and companies you track, useful frameworks, and hard data points worth keeping.
• Skips the filler, generic advice and roundups with no hook get left behind.
• Files each keeper into one running digest you can search later.
• Flags the standout items worth acting on, like a mention you’d want to amplify.

The reveal

You point it at the inbox where your newsletters pile up. A week later, instead of two hundred unread emails, you have one clean digest: the three frameworks worth stealing, the two mentions of companies you follow, the data point you’ll use in a deck. Everything useful, none of the noise, and it kept growing while you weren’t looking.

What it doesn’t do

• It doesn’t forward you every newsletter. It reads them so you don’t have to.
• It doesn’t keep the filler. Generic advice with no connection to your work gets dropped.
• It isn’t a subscription manager. It mines what arrives; you still choose what to subscribe to.

Configuration

• The inbox: the connected account where your newsletters arrive.
• What you track: the people, companies, and themes that make an item worth keeping.
• Where the digest lives: one running record the team can read and search.

Triggers

Reads newsletters as they arrive and keeps the running digest current, with a summary on your team’s chosen cadence.