Reddit Digest
the front page, read for you

Reddit is the best-informed place on the internet and the worst-designed for keeping up with it.

The information is extraordinary: practitioners answering real questions, communities self-correcting in public, release threads and post-mortems you won’t find anywhere else. The delivery mechanism is the problem. Reddit is only “current” while a thread is on New or Rising — check a subreddit twice a day and the good threads from the off-hours are already buried. Check it hourly and you’ve got a second job.

So most people end up either haunted by Reddit or absent from it. Neither is what you want from the internet’s best source of ground truth.

THE 30-SECOND VERSION

1. The subreddit, read as a newspaper
2. The New-tab problem, solved by not having one
3. Communities this was made for
4. Mornings only — how the brief arrives

The subreddit, read as a newspaper

DailyTube treats your subreddits like the publications they functionally are. Overnight it reads what’s new across all of them and writes one brief:

• The questions and their answers — not just “someone asked about X” but what the community actually concluded
• The news threads — releases, outages, changes, with the reaction that makes them meaningful
• The debates — where two halves of a community disagree, the brief carries both sides’ actual arguments

Every item links to the thread it came from. When a conclusion matters to you, one tap puts you in the discussion, at full depth, with the context the summary gave you.

The New-tab problem, solved by not having one

A subreddit’s New tab is a firehose you have to stand in. Sorting by Hot gives you the survivors — 6 to 12 hours later. Best-of-all-time is a museum. None of these are “what happened today that I should know about.”

That’s precisely a digest’s job. The brief reads the firehose so the day’s real content finds you — once, in the morning, in a few minutes of reading. And because it spans every subreddit you follow (plus your YouTube, X, and TikTok feeds), a story that started as a post and ended as a video thread reads as one item, not three.

Communities this was made for

• Developers and engineers — release threads, architecture debates, tooling post-mortems
• Students and self-learners — course threads, career questions, the communities around what you’re learning
• Hobbyists and enthusiasts — the niche subreddits where your thing actually lives
• Founders and product people — the communities where users say what they really think

If your saved posts are a to-read list that never gets read, that’s the gap.

Mornings only

Add your subreddits once; from then on they’re covered. The brief arrives on Telegram, email, browser push, or webhook — one place, once a day, instead of Reddit’s infinite pull-to-refresh. Reddit feeds are part of the founding plan, with the rate held for your first twelve months.

Curious what the brief format feels like? The free summarizer turns up to ten links — Reddit threads and whole subreddits included — into a real brief in about a minute, no signup.