
KI-Reads
Weekly email digest of your favorite blogs and newsletters.
KI-Reads launched on May 31, 2026 with 4 votes, #2,419 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
KI-Reads delivers a weekly email digest of any blog or newsletter you choose, no app, no algorithm. Most RSS tools make you open yet another app. KI-Reads just lands in your inbox every Sunday. Works with Substack, Medium, Ghost, WordPress, and any public RSS feed. You send your list of URLs, we handle the rest. No tracking, no ads, no data selling. Made in Canada. $5/month or $50/year.
Upload your list of blogs and newsletters. Get a clean digest in your inbox every Sunday. No ads. No tracking. No noise. Your first digest arrives the following Sunday after signup. Every Sunday from then on. Pick monthly or yearly. After payment you'll receive instructions on what to do next. After payment you'll receive instructions on how to submit your blog and newsletter URLs. No special format needed — just copy them from your browser. Every Sunday morning a clean email lands in your inbox with posts from the past 7 days. Your first digest arrives the following Sunday after we set you up. No app to open, no algorithm to fight. Just your reads, in your inbox. If a feed can't be fetched…from reads.kidatalab.com
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