Mailbrew Review: Your personal email digest

Mailbrew

Your personal email digest

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Founded

2020

Starting Price

About Mailbrew

Mailbrew is a service that curates personalized email digests from sources like RSS feeds, Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, Hacker News, and newsletters. Build custom 'brews' that combine your favorite sources and receive them on a schedule you choose, cutting through information overload without endless feed scrolling.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Completely free to use with no feature gating
Combines many source types into a single digest — fewer apps to check
Clean ad-free reading experience designed for focus
Flexible scheduling means no constant notifications
Newsletter inbox keeps subscriptions out of your main email

Key Features

Custom Brews

Combine multiple sources (RSS, Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, Hacker News, Product Hunt, weather) into a single personalized digest.

Flexible Scheduling

Choose daily, weekly, or custom delivery schedules so digests land in your inbox exactly when you want them.

Newsletter Inbox

Dedicated email address that consolidates newsletter subscriptions into a single daily digest, keeping them out of your work inbox.

Reddit & Twitter Digests

Pull top posts from specific subreddits or curated Twitter lists without visiting the apps.

RSS Feed Support

Subscribe to any RSS/Atom feed and bundle updates from multiple blogs into one email.

YouTube Channel Digests

Track favorite YouTube channels and receive new videos via email instead of relying on the YouTube algorithm.

Browser-Based Reader

Read digests on the web as well as in email, with a clean ad-free interface.

Pricing

Free

Unlimited brews
All source types (RSS, Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, HN, Product Hunt)
Newsletter inbox
Daily, weekly, and custom schedules
Web reader access

Best For

Morning News Briefing

Combine industry RSS feeds, Hacker News top stories, and niche subreddits into one 7am digest to start the day informed without opening a browser.

Social Media Detox

Follow important Twitter accounts and subreddits via email digest instead of the apps, keeping up with conversations without algorithmic rabbit holes.

Newsletter Consolidation

Route all newsletter subscriptions to the Mailbrew inbox so your primary email stays focused on work while newsletters arrive as one tidy daily roll-up.