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Ask HN: Is there an app for reading newsletters?
Is there some website that I could use to subscribe to newsletters? Something that would give me an email address that I could use to subscribe to newsletter, and that would then automatically organize them according to topics. Maybe even some kind of built-in bookmarking tool would be great and subscription management (unsubscribe, find similar content). Something like RSS clients but for newsletters.
I would like something that allows subscribing to newsletters from different platforms.
Is there a web/service/app like that?
- rebryk 4y agoI use Readwise for notifications with highlights from books, but they also support newsletters.
- jnac 4y agoReader is expensive, but the best as you can save and annotate PDFs & Youtube videos as well.
- oidar 4y agoHey email service has a filter they call "The Feed" it works well enough for this, but it doesn't have the ability to make multiple "Feeds" - I would like a Feed for promotional emails, professional emails, and hobby emails - but "The Feed" shoves them all into one box. It's fine, but not perfect.
- longnguyen 4y agoNot really an app for reading newsletters, but I built a SaaS[0] to forward and combine newsletters into an ebook and send to your Kindle. I’ve been using it everyday and super happy with the experience. [0]: https://ktool.io https://ktool.io
- lucienmaxwell 4y agoMatter might be what you’re looking for. They basically give you an email address to submit for newsletters but things addressed there end up in a feed inside the Matter app.
- evanwolf 4y agoI like the Substack app - for all the substack newsletters. https://substack.com/app https://substack.com/app for ios and android. And their web reader (https://substack.com/browse https://substack.com/browse) is pretty good. I just wish I could plug in RSS and other syndication feeds, and make it easy to migrate subscriptions from my mail inbox to the reader.
- ChildOfChaos 4y agomeco.app is an app for newsletters. Not sure it has the features you describe though, it's on my list to checkout
- dereg 4y agoNewsBlur has an email forwarding feature[0]. (Disclosure: Happy NewsBlur user for 7 years.) [0]: https://blog.newsblur.com/2016/07/01/newsletters-in-your-newsblur/ https://blog.newsblur.com/2016/07/01/newsletters-in-your-new...
- boundless88 4y agoYes! I like this too. Two years NewsBlur user.
- glitchedsense 4y agoFeedly lets you subscribe to newsletter on their paid plan. To unsubscribe, you can just delete the source and I think it also shows you similar content (not sure if it works on newsletters).
- ryanchants 4y agoA lot of RSS readers have this built in, but I don't use the one from my RSS reader, I use Kill the Newsletter https://kill-the-newsletter.com/ https://kill-the-newsletter.com/
- rymawby 4y agoI use Mailbrew to read my newsletters. They give you an email address you can use to sign up to newsletters.
- tacostakohashi 4y agoYou've pretty much described gmail / most webmail providers. You can use whatever+tag@gmail.com for labels, and set up rules for tagging, folders, etc.