Readless
Readless condenses newsletters into a digest and combines stories that appear in several sources. Its official homepage describes AI summaries of email newsletters and RSS feeds. The more detailed newsletter workflow uses a custom forwarding address and a delivery schedule chosen by the reader.
Forward the newsletters you want to keep
Users claim an address under @mail.readless.app and forward newsletters to it. The setup page describes choosing a delivery time as part of that process. This suits someone who wants to keep several sources but spends time rereading their overlapping coverage.
The publisher's explanation says the service summarizes each newsletter, detects repeated stories and merges them into one item. Links back to the newsletters preserve a route to each source's full treatment. For a major story, follow those links when you need context beyond the digest.
Keep the original available
Raw newsletters remain in the dashboard. The founder describes summaries as a reading shortcut and says digest items link back to the originals. That is a useful distinction for readers who may want to revisit an author's argument or check a specific number.
The page promises that summaries use only information from the source. This is the publisher's stated design goal, not independent evidence that a digest cannot contain an error or omit an important qualification. Compare an unfamiliar claim with the original before repeating it.
Check plan changes and source coverage
The about page lists Pro at $4.90 per month with a seven-day trial. The pricing FAQ also describes Max at $9 per month: an upgrade from an active Pro subscription takes effect immediately with prorated billing, while a downgrade takes effect at the current period's end.
The retrieved pages do not provide a complete feature comparison, feed limits or a detailed RSS setup procedure. Confirm those points if RSS support or a large newsletter collection is central to your use. The available explanation supports the forwarding-and-digest workflow without establishing the capacity of each subscription.