Weekly Brief Get the brief

For people who follow more newsletters than they can read

Read these three. Skip the rest.

You don't need another summary of all 25 newsletters. You need to know which two or three are worth your time this week. Weekly Brief reads your whole feed, ranks it, and delivers one short list to the app you already read in.

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Delivered into Readwise Reader, Matter, or your Kindle — never back into your inbox.

Ranking, not summarizing

Summary tools answer "what does this newsletter say?" for every issue you get. That's still a wall of reading. The harder question is "is this the one I should read this week?" — and that's the one we answer.

Most tools

Summarize all 25 issues. You're left with 25 shorter things to read and the same guilt pile.

Weekly Brief

Picks the few that earn your attention, each with a one-line reason, and lists the rest below so nothing's lost.

How it works

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    Forward your newsletters

    Point your subscriptions at one address — sign up new ones there, or auto-forward the ones already in Gmail.

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    We rank the week

    Each week we read everything that came in and rank it: the top picks first, a one-line "why" on each, the rest below.

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    It lands where you read

    Your brief arrives as a single document in Readwise Reader, Matter, or on your Kindle. Read the top few, archive the rest with a clear conscience.

Built for read-later readers

If you've already routed newsletters out of your inbox into a read-later app, you know the catch: you just moved the firehose to a nicer screen. Weekly Brief is for the next step — letting something decide what's worth opening. It's read-later-native on purpose: the brief lands where you already read, not in the inbox you escaped.

Get your first brief

Drop your email and your first ranked brief lands within a week. Free forever for up to 10 newsletters, one brief a week.

One email a week, delivered where you read. Unsubscribe in one click — we never post or share your address.