# Beemy for newsletters, RSS & feeds > Rolling out: what Beemy will read across newsletters, RSS, Reddit and market feeds, folded into one tuned digest instead of fifty open tabs. Canonical: https://beemy.co/integrations/feeds-and-newsletters/ ยท Last updated: 2026-09-02 Integrations Newsletters, blogs, subreddits and market feeds you follow, read for you and folded into one tuned digest instead of fifty open tabs. 4 min read Rolling out: feeds are clearing their own safety gate; Gmail and Google Calendar are live today. ## What Beemy does with Newsletters & RSS/blogs ### 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. ### 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, with 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 You Newsletters, blogs and subreddits pile up faster than you can open them. Beemy Reads all of it and distills a single daily or weekly brief that takes minutes. ### Follow a stock without watching it all day You You're tracking a company or ticker but can't have it open all day. Beemy Tracks it in the background and tells you only when something actually moved, and why. ### Tune the digest to what you actually read You Your digest has drifted: half of it you skim, half you never open. Beemy Notices what you skim versus what you read and re-tunes the mix without you touching a setting. ### Turn a subreddit into two minutes You You follow a hobby subreddit but never have time to scroll it. Beemy Distills it down to what's actually worth your two minutes, on the schedule you set. 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 behaviour 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. ### Join the feeds waitlist Say you'd use digests when you join the beta, so you're notified when this clears its safety gate. ### Add the sources you actually follow Newsletters, blogs, subreddits or tickers: you choose what's in scope; nothing is added on your behalf. ### 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 ### Features The full digest and topic-following feature set. ### Beemy for founders One digest instead of fifty open tabs. ### Roadmap Where feeds sit in the build sequence. Last updated 2 September 2026