Five steps from the sources you follow
to one briefing you read.
X, RSS, YouTube and newsletters go in. One scheduled, source-linked digest comes out.
Add your sources
Choose public X accounts and keyword searches, add RSS or Atom feeds and YouTube channels, or collect newsletters with a private inbound address. X slots and feed slots are separate: Starter has 10 X accounts, 3 keywords, 3 topics and 3 feeds in the cardless preview, 10 on Starter and 30 on Pro.
Twigest collects recent items
Twigest gathers what those sources published: X posts, feed entries, YouTube uploads and the newsletters that arrived in your inbox. Collection runs on its own cycles, so this is a briefing rather than a live feed.
Twigest summarizes them
The collected items are grouped and summarised into one briefing, and every item keeps a link back to its original post, article, video or email so you can check the context yourself.
Pick days and time
Choose daily, weekdays, weekly or selected days, and set the local delivery time in Settings. Weekly is available on the cardless preview; paid plans unlock the rest of the schedule.
Receive and read the digest
Email is included on every plan. Pro also delivers to Telegram. Open the digest in your inbox, or come back to the archive in your dashboard.
What it is not
Twigest is a scheduled briefing, not a real-time alerting or crisis-monitoring tool. Coverage can vary by source, capture of every matching post is not guaranteed, and AI summaries can be incomplete. Check important details in the linked originals.
What stays private
Twigest reads public sources such as X, feeds and YouTube, plus the private newsletter inbox address you explicitly enable. It does not access private or protected accounts, follower-only content, or direct messages, and it never connects to your personal mailbox.
Start with the sources you already read
Add a few sources, choose a schedule, and read the next briefing in one email.