Add X accounts and keyword searches, RSS or Atom feeds, YouTube channels and newsletters. Twigest collects what they publish, summarises it, and delivers a single source-linked digest on your schedule.
Public accounts, keyword searches and ready-made topics — 10 X accounts, 3 keywords, 3 topics on Starter, 30 X accounts, 10 keywords, 5 topics on Pro.
Choose recent or popular collected posts, hide replies or reposts, and filter for media or links. Twigest reads public posts only: no private or protected accounts, follower-only content, or direct messages.
Paste a feed URL and Twigest reads it on its collection cycle — 3 feeds in the cardless preview, 10 on Starter and 30 on Pro.
Blogs, changelogs, release notes and subreddit feeds all speak the same format. Over 20 common feeds have a one-word shortcut (for example hn for Hacker News, gn: for a Google News topic, gh:owner/repo for GitHub releases). Every item keeps its original article link.
Add a public channel URL and its new uploads join the same briefing.
Twigest collects the feed title, description and video link. It does not connect to your Google account, and it does not guarantee a transcript for every video.
A private Twigest address for the newsletters you want to keep out of your main inbox.
Subscribe with that address, or forward issues you already receive. They arrive in a readable, searchable inbox and can also join the digest. Only the readable text is stored: attachments are not kept, and Twigest never connects to your personal mailbox.
Everything above feeds the same scheduled briefing. Each item keeps a link to its original X post, feed article, video or newsletter, so the summary is a reading aid and never the only record you have. Collection coverage can vary and the summary can be incomplete — check important details in the linked source.
Email is included on every plan. Pro also delivers to Telegram. Choose daily, weekdays, weekly or selected days plus your local delivery time in Settings.
How each source type behaves in a Twigest briefing, including what it deliberately does not do.
Add what you already read, pick a schedule, and read the next briefing in one email.
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