Weavefeed builds you a personalized reading digest twice a week based on the topics you actually want to learn about. Pick your interests, and it pulls the best articles, podcasts, and book recommendations from high-quality sources. No ads, no algorithm, no doom-scroll. Each digest is a bounded reading session you can actually finish. Free to start.
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Hey PH 👋 I built Weavefeed because I was tired of opening Twitter to "stay informed" and closing it 45 minutes later having learned nothing. The idea: tell it what you actually want to learn, and it delivers a curated digest twice a week from real sources — Quanta, ProPublica, National geographic, Ars Technica, and ~150 others.
You also get weekly podcast and book suggestions based on your interests and books you've read or are reading.
The social layer is new — you can follow other readers and see what they're reading. Would love feedback on that.
Happy to answer anything!
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Love the bounded session idea, that alone would make me actually read it. One thing that would push this over the edge for me, let me save individual articles to come back to later, maybe in a small "read later" shelf inside the app, so the digest itself stays focused but nothing good slips through.
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@aydnjnbf Great point. There is some version of this in there but this tells me to make it more clear and maybe format it differently to make it make more sense. Thank you for the feedback!
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Picked a few niche interests and the first digest actually had a couple articles I would have missed otherwise. Love that it's just two emails a week and I can actually finish them.
Picked a few niche interests and the first digest actually had stuff I hadn't seen before, which never happens with my usual feeds. Love that it's capped and not another infinite scroll trap.
Love the bounded session idea, that alone would make me actually read it. One thing that would push this over the edge for me, let me save individual articles to come back to later, maybe in a small "read later" shelf inside the app, so the digest itself stays focused but nothing good slips through.
@aydnjnbf Great point. There is some version of this in there but this tells me to make it more clear and maybe format it differently to make it make more sense. Thank you for the feedback!
Picked a few niche interests and the first digest actually had a couple articles I would have missed otherwise. Love that it's just two emails a week and I can actually finish them.
@pnar1086289 amazing! Thank you for the feedback.
Picked a few niche interests and the first digest actually had stuff I hadn't seen before, which never happens with my usual feeds. Love that it's capped and not another infinite scroll trap.
@nilferwaxa glad to hear that! Hope you enjoy.