Your publications, in one reading workflow

Summarize newsletters and Substack subscriptions in one daily brief

Bring supported newsletters, news sites and blogs together. Peekwit reads the available articles, filters them for your interests and writes a personal daily brief, including supported paid publications through your existing subscriptions.

How to set up newsletter summaries

1. Choose the publications. Add supported publication pages or RSS feeds. For Substack, you can use a publication or your connected reader account.
2. Connect accounts where needed. Paid articles require your own publisher subscription and a valid connected account with access to the article.
3. Describe what matters. Give each interest keep and skip instructions, so the selected material reflects what you actually want from those publications.
4. Choose how to read. Open your brief in the browser or arrange scheduled email delivery. Follow the references back to the originals when you want the full article.

This workflow follows publication pages and feeds. When choosing a newsletter summarizer, check how it receives articles and whether it can access the issues you want included.

Read and summarize your Substack subscriptions

Substack reading can span public posts, paid issues and several writers covering the same subject. A connected Substack account lets Peekwit read supported articles available through that account. Relevant posts can join the same daily brief as material from your other sources.

Access depends on the publication, your subscription and the connected session. You can review connection status in settings when a session needs attention. Your publisher subscriptions remain the source of access to paid material.

Filter newsletters around the questions you care about

A useful newsletter may cover more than you want in a daily brief. Give Peekwit a reading instruction that identifies the substance you want kept. For example:

Follow European energy policy and electricity-market changes. Keep reporting that explains a decision, its implementation or its effect on households. Skip stock tips and repeated opinion pieces.

This is an example instruction, and your interests can cover any topic. Relevance feedback helps refine later selections. You can keep different interests for work and personal reading while viewing them in one combined brief.

Bring news sites, blogs and communities into the same brief

• News sites and blogs: follow supported RSS feeds and publication pages.
• Subscribed publications: include supported articles available through connected publisher accounts.
• Communities: follow supported Reddit and Hacker News sources alongside the publications you read.

Peekwit filters for relevance, groups repeated coverage and brings selected items into a daily brief. Your private feed includes links to the originals, and the archive stays searchable.

Questions about newsletter and subscription summaries

Can I summarize paid Substack newsletters?

Supported paid articles can be included when your own subscription and connected account provide access. Availability varies by publication and session status.

Can newsletters and RSS feeds share one daily digest?

Yes. Selected material from supported newsletters, news sites and RSS feeds can contribute to the same brief. Your interests control which articles are relevant.

Does a publication need an RSS feed?

Peekwit also supports reading some publication pages through a browser, including sites that require a connected account. Source support and available articles depend on the publication.

Can I open the original articles?

Your private feed and brief link back to their sources. Paid originals require the publisher access you normally use to read them.

See a real example on AI research and inference or learn how the personal daily news digest works.