Leave thedoomscroll — no more. Keep the few.
The blogs, creators and newsletters you actually follow — gathered overnight into one calm email at 7 AM your time. No algorithm. No doomscroll. No app pulling you back a dozen times a day.
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Your attention, your property.
Every feed you scroll is engineered to keep you there — not to inform you. The infinite refresh, the algorithmic reordering, the notifications timed to pull you back: all of it exists to sell your time to advertisers.
You don't actually want the feed. You want the few people on it worth reading. Readigest gives you exactly those — and nothing else.
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What changes when you leave the feed
Not another app to check. A quieter relationship with the things you read.
Get your mornings back
Start the day with one email you can finish — not a feed you can't. Read it over coffee and you're genuinely done.
Keep the voices, lose the noise
The handful of people worth following, with none of the algorithmic junk the platforms wedge in between them.
Read on purpose
You chose every source. Nothing is injected, reordered, or recommended. What you asked for is exactly what you get.
Stay caught up, calmly
The quiet confidence of knowing you've seen what matters — then you close the tab and get on with your day.
How Readigest works.
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Add who you follow
Paste the public links of the blogs, channels, and writers you care about. We resolve each one to a clean feed.
- 2
We read overnight
Every night Readigest quietly fetches the day's new posts from your sources — nothing for you to open or scroll.
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One email at 7 AM
A single calm digest lands in your inbox at 7 AM your time, with a short brief and links back to the originals.
Watch it build your 7 AM email
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Pick a source above to start building your morning email.
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Fresh feeds, worth waking up to
A few public feeds catching on this week. Add any of them and they land in tomorrow's 7 AM email — already gathered, already summarised, while you slept.
French student protests
· Yesterday · 23 stories
Police fire teargas as French school protests cause 'heaviest toll in decades'
Student Protests Expand to More Than 40 French Cities
New York TimesFrance's school protests: What lies behind the anger
BBC‘This is a crisis of hope’: Echoes of 1968 as France’s students rise up
Al JazeeraFrench ministers scramble to appease students after 10 days of protests
The Guardian
French student protests
Every English-language report on France's high-school protest movement — Reuters, the BBC, the New York Times, Al Jazeera and more — in one topic feed, gathered overnight into a single briefing.
These are just what's trending — paste any public link and we'll read it the very same way.
Bring the sources you already love
Point Readigest at the public links you already follow. We turn each one into a clean feed and read it overnight, so you don't have to.
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- Up to 50 sources
- One calm digest every morning at 7 AM
- Read on the web or in your inbox
- Cancel anytime — no questions asked
Good questions, honest answers
Everything you'd reasonably want to know before you subscribe.
What exactly do I get?
One email every morning at 7 AM in your timezone, summarizing yesterday's posts from the sources you chose, with links back to every original. The same digest is readable in the web app.
Which sources actually work?
Anything with a public feed: blogs and newsletters (RSS/Atom), YouTube, Medium, Substack, Mastodon, and Reddit today. You paste a public profile link and we resolve it to the right feed automatically.
Is it really just $1 a month?
Yes — one plan, $1/month, up to 50 sources. No free tier, no upsells, no surprise tier-jump. The $1 is the entire business model, which is exactly why there are no ads.
Do you track what I read?
No. We don't profile your reading, build an ad graph, or sell your attention. There's nothing to sell — you're the customer, not the product.
What if a source has nothing new?
It simply doesn't appear that day. A quiet morning gets a quiet email — never filler to pad the digest.
Can I cancel anytime?
Anytime, no questions asked. It's a normal monthly subscription you can stop whenever you like.