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Your personalized daily digest from across the web
As of 30 August 2026, Mailbrew is free to use. Mailbrew lets you create personalized email digests from your favorite sources including Twitter, Reddit, RSS feeds, YouTube channels, and newsletters. Softwr lists it under News. Mailbrew is launched in 2019, available on Web.
Overview
Mailbrew lets you create personalized email digests from your favorite sources including Twitter, Reddit, RSS feeds, YouTube channels, and newsletters. Instead of checking multiple apps, get a single daily or weekly email with all the content you care about. Perfect for reducing information overload while staying informed on topics that matter to you.
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Pricing
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Free
Free
Paid
On request
Capabilities
Custom digests
Multiple sources
Email delivery
Scheduling
Content filtering
Integration with Twitter
Integration with Reddit
RSS
Integration with RSS
YouTube
Integration with YouTube
HackerNews
Integration with HackerNews
Web support
Available on web
Answered, with sources
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Yes, Mailbrew is free to use as of 2026 after Evernomic's acquisition in November 2025. Free tier includes limited digest count, source limits, and length caps. Paid tier offers unlimited digests, sources, and no length limits.
SourceMailbrew supports RSS feeds, Twitter/X, Reddit, YouTube, Google News, newsletters, and custom integrations.
SourceMailbrew collects content from multiple sources into scheduled email digests. You receive digests at your chosen time with a summary of new items from all your sources.
SourceMailbrew offers a browser-based interface for viewing digests and managing sources, but a dedicated mobile app is not mentioned in available documentation.
SourceBehind it
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Subscription RSS and social feed reader for Apple platforms, with a separate one-time Classic version
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Subscription RSS and social feed reader for Apple platforms, with a separate one-time Classic version
Per user per monthFree open source RSS reader for Mac and iOS, with no subscription, no ads and no feed limit
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