DAILYTUBE~/dailytube — platforms
One daily digest
for every platform you follow
DailyTube turns the YouTube channels, X accounts, subreddits, and TikTok creators you follow into one brief, every morning. Each platform, on its own page.
Watching a platform and keeping up with it stopped being the same thing a while ago. YouTube subscriptions pile into the hundreds. X moves too fast to read chronologically and too slowly to check by hand. Reddit threads are great the day they happen and invisible the day after. TikTok creators post daily and nothing you watched yesterday helps you today.
DailyTube takes the feeds you actually care about — across all of these platforms — and reads them for you overnight. In the morning there's one brief: what was said, what changed, what's worth your time. Every claim links back to the exact post, video, or thread it came from, so you can check anything in a tap. (TikTok is tracked — every new post arrives in the brief, linked and counted — with full summaries covering YouTube, X, and Reddit today.)
Each platform gets its own page — the problems it creates, and how a daily brief solves them:
YouTube Digest
DailyTube turns the YouTube channels you subscribe to into one daily brief — what was said, what changed, and what's worth watching. Read it in minutes, not hours.
Read the youtube page →TikTok Tracking
DailyTube tracks the TikTok creators you follow: every new post lands in your daily brief as a tappable entry — posted, linked, and counted — so the feed becomes something you choose.
Read the tiktok page →X / Twitter Digest
DailyTube turns the X accounts you follow into one daily brief — the posts, threads, and replies that mattered, read in minutes instead of a day of checking.
Read the twitter page →Reddit Digest
DailyTube turns the subreddits you follow into one daily brief — the threads, answers, and debates that mattered, without living in New.
Read the reddit page →Mix freely, read once
A brief isn't four separate summaries stapled together. If a YouTuber and an X account are talking about the same thing, you read it once, with both sources behind it. The brief is organized around what happened — not around which app it happened in.
Where you read it
Telegram, email, browser push, or a webhook — pick what's already in your morning. You never have to open another app to be caught up.
What it costs
YouTube feeds and TikTok tracking are on the free plan. X and Reddit feeds are part of the founding plan. And if you just want to try the reading experience first, the free summarizer needs no signup — paste a few links and read a real brief in about a minute.