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  The Chatty Mammoth2021 · thechattymammoth.com · ▲249

  Helping the time-poor read more, through our newsletter

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  Not Boring2020 · notboring.email · ▲303

  Business strategy but not boring.

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  Positive Tomato2023 · ▲105

  A newsletter to learn something new every day

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  This Week in NFTs2021 · ▲162

  The most complete NFT newsletter

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  The Content Odyssey Newsletter2021 · ▲108

  Every other week I discuss one B2B content experiment

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  HeyNewsMay 2026 · heynews.co · ▲141

  Your newsletter, your voice, ready to publish in 5 minutes

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  WallHop – 12ft.io is gone, so I built a replacement▲287

  wallhop is a free paywall bypass. Paste any article link to read it without paywall popups, ads or clutter. No signup, no extension. A simple 12ft.io alternative.

  Growth · 17d ago · wallhop.io

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  Prefer▲201

  The execution layer for AEO

  Growth · 28d ago · tryprefer.com

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  Tweet Hunter for Twitter▲930

  AI powered Twitter growth & scheduling for makers

  Growth · 2021 · tweethunter.io

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  Vimcal▲883

  Superhuman for Calendar

  Work · 2021 · vimcal.com

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  Thursday▲834

  Where remote teams do their socials, no sign up required

  Work · 2021 · thursday.social

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  Reform▲767

  Clean-looking, on-brand forms. No code required.

  Dev tools · 2021 · reform.app

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  CleanUp.Pictures▲750

  Remove objects and defects from your pictures - 100% free

  AI · 2021 · cleanup.pictures

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  Canva Video Suite▲723

  Create, edit, and record stunning videos with ease

  Growth · 2021 · canva.com