One digest instead of fifty tabs
When it ships, every newsletter, blog and subreddit you follow will be read in full and distilled into a single daily or weekly brief that takes minutes, not mornings.
Integrations
Beemy for newsletters, RSS & feeds
Newsletters, blogs, subreddits and market feeds you follow, read for you and folded into one tuned digest instead of fifty open tabs.
Rolling out — clears the safety gate first
Rolling out — feeds are clearing their own safety gate; Gmail and Google Calendar are live today.
What Beemy does with Newsletters & RSS/blogs
Only surfaced when something actually moved
A stock, a company or a topic you follow won't generate noise on quiet days — you'll hear about it only when something worth knowing actually happened.
Tuned by what you skim, not a setting
Beemy will notice what you actually read versus what you skip, and re-tune the mix on its own — no dial to fiddle with.
What you'd hand over first
4 jobs on Newsletters & RSS/blogs, ready to hand off.
One digest instead of fifty tabs
YouNewsletters, blogs and subreddits pile up faster than you can open them.
BeemyReads all of it and distills a single daily or weekly brief that takes minutes, not mornings.
RSSrolling out
Follow a stock without watching it all day
YouYou're tracking a company or ticker but can't have it open all day.
BeemyTracks it in the background and tells you only when something actually moved, and why.
RSSrolling out
Tune the digest to what you actually read
YouYour digest has drifted — half of it you skim, half you never open.
BeemyNotices what you skim versus what you read and re-tunes the mix without you touching a setting.
RSSrolling out
Turn a subreddit into two minutes
YouYou follow a hobby subreddit but never have time to scroll it.
BeemyDistills it down to what's actually worth your two minutes, on the schedule you set.
RSSrolling out
The honest scope
What it reads. What it can do. What it never does.
Reads
- Will read the newsletters, RSS/blog feeds and subreddits you explicitly follow
- Will read the market or topic feeds you choose to track
- Will read your open/skip behavior on digest items, to tune future digests
Can do
- Will compile a daily or weekly digest from your connected sources
- Will surface a standalone alert only when a followed topic or ticker genuinely moves
- Will re-tune what's included based on what you read versus skip
Never
- Won't add a source you haven't explicitly followed
- Won't let a personal feed, like a hobby subreddit, inform a work digest, or vice versa
- Won't post, reply or take any action outside compiling and surfacing the digest itself
Getting connected
Three steps, same as every other surface.
- 01
Join the feeds waitlist
Say you'd use digests when you join the beta, so you're notified when this clears its safety gate.
- 02
Add the sources you actually follow
Newsletters, blogs, subreddits or tickers — you choose what's in scope; nothing is added on your behalf.
- 03
The digest arrives, then tunes itself
Your first brief will land on the schedule you set, and it'll keep adjusting to what you actually read from there.
Questions
Fair questions, straight answers.
Is this live yet?
Not yet — Gmail and Google Calendar are the fully live surfaces today. Newsletters, RSS and other feeds are rolling out as they clear their own safety gate.
Does it read every newsletter in my inbox automatically?
No — you choose which sources to follow; Beemy doesn't scan your whole inbox for newsletters on its own.
Will it post anything to Reddit or comment on my behalf?
No — feeds are read-only. It compiles and surfaces a digest; it never posts, comments or reacts anywhere on a feed.
Can I keep a personal subreddit separate from my work reading?
Yes — personal and work feeds are kept in the same strict silos as everything else Beemy touches.
Related
Get your time back.
Beemy is in private beta. Join the waitlist and go from connect to a quiet, triaged inbox — in your first session, not a week later.