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4,200+ knowledge workers use Brief
"My inbox went from 70 unread to 1. Brief is the only one I open." — Daniel R., founder
Brief reads every newsletter you follow and sends you one 2-minute summary each morning.
Anthropic's new pricing tier — every newsletter you read covered this. Here's what's actually new vs rehash.
Fed left rates flat. Bloomberg and Axios Pro both ran it; one new angle from FT on bond market reaction.
Brief pulls from anywhere you already read — not just newsletters. Connect a source once; it lands in your next issue.
The New York Times, Bloomberg, Financial Times, WSJ, The Economist, The Atlantic, Stratechery, Lenny's, your favorite Substacks. Forward once to your @brief.day address — Brief pulls every future issue.
Track specific X handles (paulg, balajis, @stratechery) and see their best posts of the period.
Any URL. We render and extract the body. No RSS feed required.
New uploads from Lenny, Cleo Abram, anyone — summarized in 3 lines per video.
Top of r/Entrepreneur, r/MachineLearning, r/buildinpublic — daily or weekly digest.
Pinned languages, your starred repos' releases, niche dev signal.
Newsletters were supposed to be the antidote to the algorithm. Instead they became the algorithm. Brief fixes that — one email at your pace, only the topics you care about, from sources beyond just newsletters.
Newsletter aggregators exist. We tried them too. Here's what's different about Brief.
No new app. No re-learning anything. Just one email that gets sharper every week.
Pick your sources, topics, frequency. Newsletters you forward, X accounts, RSS feeds, YouTube channels, Reddit subs — anything goes.
Brief pulls from your sources, deduplicates, summarizes with source attribution, and delivers exactly one email at your chosen frequency.
See something you didn't want? Reply with "less crypto, drop The Hustle, more AI infra". Brief memorizes and applies it next time. The longer you use it, the sharper it gets.
Brief is a reader, not a surveillance tool. Three commitments we hold to from day one.
Brief reads only the newsletters you forward. We don't scan your inbox, contacts, or anything else.
Sources, preferences, history. Export anytime. Delete in one click.
Your reading patterns don't go into anyone's model. Your taste stays yours.
I cancelled 18 newsletter subscriptions in my first week of Brief. I still get every story that matters — usually in a tighter format than the original. It's the only AI tool that actually made my life lighter, not heavier.
4,200+ members. 4.9 average rating. Real outcomes, not stock testimonials.
I had Substack, ConvertKit, and Beehiiv lists across 22 newsletters. Brief replaced all of them with one daily email at 7am. The reply-to-tune feature is what makes it stick — I keep refining and it keeps getting sharper.
I work in venture so I "had" to read Stratechery, The Information, Axios Pro, etc. Brief gives me the headlines + a 3-sentence summary of each, with the option to click through. I read less and know more.
Brief showed me I was paying $94/mo for newsletters I'd read maybe twice. Cancelled five paid subs in week one. Brief literally pays for itself.
The offer
If you bought all of this separately, you'd pay $42/month. With Brief, it's one membership — $9.99/month, starting with a 7-day free trial.
Brief should be the email you actually look forward to. If after 7 days it's not earning its spot in your inbox, just cancel — no questions, no follow-ups, no "are you sure". Your trial is free, so there's nothing to lose. Just less inbox.
Start with a 7-day free trial. Then $9.99/month — cancel anytime.
Everything Brief does, in one membership.
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