Thanks for this! I just started playing with Omnivore, an open source RSS and Read it later app in parallel with the readwise reader. First impressions are that readwise has a nicer interface but omnivore is free....
After reading your email and newsletter recommendations and trialling 3 email clients (things got a bit insane there for awhile) I’ve settled on Spark as it groups newsletters together and supports GTD workflow. For particular newsletters (art themes mainly) I have them go direct to my inbox and I’m using the Reader feed email address to keep the rest (tech, business, longer reads) aside for more focussed reading. When I trialled Meco it choked on all the newsletters I had subscribed too so I found it pretty useless. I’ve since cleaned out my Gmail account - down from 30k+ 🫣 to about 600 emails now 😊
Thanks for this! I just started playing with Omnivore, an open source RSS and Read it later app in parallel with the readwise reader. First impressions are that readwise has a nicer interface but omnivore is free....
These are so practical and easy to apply. Thank you
I'm trying to setup an audio RSS feed for my Substack audio / podcast posts - divorced from the Substack blog platform. Any ideas?
After reading your email and newsletter recommendations and trialling 3 email clients (things got a bit insane there for awhile) I’ve settled on Spark as it groups newsletters together and supports GTD workflow. For particular newsletters (art themes mainly) I have them go direct to my inbox and I’m using the Reader feed email address to keep the rest (tech, business, longer reads) aside for more focussed reading. When I trialled Meco it choked on all the newsletters I had subscribed too so I found it pretty useless. I’ve since cleaned out my Gmail account - down from 30k+ 🫣 to about 600 emails now 😊
HI there-
Is there a way to keep only the most recent versions of a newsletter?
Quero! Bora fazer no Rio de Janeiro e em BH também ♡
Thought on or have you tried Matter?