SimplyHeadlines
The 2006 Sensation is Back!
SimplyHeadlines launched on January 2, 2026 with 3 votes, #5,631 of 14,583 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
SimplyHeadlines, the daily email newsletter that TechCrunch called "Five Years Too Late" in 2006, is back: the once-a-day email newspaper you control. Pick your RSS feeds, add fun widgets (weather, stocks, joke of the day, Trump-eraseer, etc.), and get a clean “top headlines only” digest—now with a sprinkle of AI for feed discovery and quick summaries. Will everyone want this? Hell no. Might you? Who knows? Is it now 25 years too late? Only you can decide.
Choose what you want to read about and get a personalized paper delivered to your inbox every morning.
That's Right. We're Back. Delivered to your inbox every morning. No apps. No push notifications. No doomscrolling. Just a calm, intentional delivery to your inbox when you're ready to read. The open web's secret weapon. No algorithms deciding what you see. Just pure, unfiltered content from the sources you choose. Our AI will recommend RSS feeds that amazingly still exist and are updated with stories every day. Your interests, your sources, your perfect newspaper. Add widgets like local weather, stock market reports, even daily dad jokes to make your paper more you. Plus, get AI-powered summaries of the stories that matter most. Every morning, a beautifully formatted email with the stories…from simplyheadlines.com
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