New Mailbrew - Here's an all-new Mailbrew, re-made from the ground up.

Mailbrew is a single service to follow your favorite websites, creators and writers—and unplug from feeds.
You can now save links to read later on Mailbrew, and we added new amazing sources like Readwise.

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Hey folks 👋 After more than 2 months, we're excited to ship a huge update that really takes Mailbrew to the next level. You might know Mailbrew as the service that sends you a daily email with the best tweets from your favorite people, the latest articles from your favorite blogs, etc. 📬 We recently added email newsletters as well, so you can follow them inside Mailbrew. ✅ Today, we're adding a fantastic Read Later feature as well. You can now save links around the web to Mailbrew, and read them in your daily digest or in the web app. Talking about the web app, it's completely re-made around reading. When you open it today, you'll find your latest brew ready to be read, and 3 quick-access tabs for Brews, Newsletters, and Saved Links. 📕 We're also super excited to partner up with and to bring a new Readwise source to our users. You'll now be able to get your highlights review in your daily brew. Mailbrew has a completely free, no-credit card trial, but sign up from this link to get a 25% discount to Mailbrew if you decide to subscribe:
Congratulations on the new update! Mailbrew could be addressing the need gap 'Get me the news I need, not the news I want' - posted on my problem validation platform. You're welcomed to explain how the New Mailbrew solves their problem, so those who need it can find it easily.
quickly became the service I never knew I missed so hard. But with the new Saved Links feature it is pulling even more focus to it. To be honest, for me personally putting Pocket and Refind out of the equation. It's just so great to be able to set up a weekly mail digest with all of the saved links in there. Awesome awesome product!
wow that's an incredible endorsement, thanks man!
Impressive team and fantastic product.
thanks Tobia!
It delivers news I'd read where I'd read them. Great.
One of my key pain is i forgot the website that I may need future references. Do u have any such feature where I can create sections to store bookmarks?
Hi, do you mean something like tagging links saved for later?
my problem is i use to refer many things related tech stuff. I may refer products, solutions articles. This are part of market survey. Everytime i cannot note down by login to my trello or mindmap. Suppose i come across a beautiful product. After some weeks i may forget the one but remember there was a product, i start looking one by one in bookmarks or history which is painful. Seems like something there to pin it in some categories or tags will be useful.
Love the UX of creating new brews! Amazing work & design! Keep it up. :)
Thanks Tobias!
I've now ported over all my newsletters to Mailbrew, so I only have 1 email in the morning. Can't believe I haven't done this sooner!
Better late than never 😜 Thanks Tobias!
Congratulations on the launch and !! I use Mailbrew every morning to stop myself getting sucked into all my social media feeds and after watching “the Social Dilemma” on Netflix last night it feels even more important! This new update takes everything that made Mailbrew good and makes it amazing, make sure to check it out 😁
Thanks man 🔥
Mailbrew is amazing! Have been using for about 2 months now and couldn’t be more happy. Reported bugs are fixed fast and the team is super responsive. The new features bring Mailbrew onto a whole new level and the UI design is gorgeous! 👏
thanks so much ❤️
Mailbrew is great for removing the anxiety of endless feeds. It collects info for me, basically recreate The Feed from Hey in Gmail so I can digest newsletters more easily and now provides a clear workflow to read articles I save for later without cluttering my to-do list.
thanks for the amazing write-up Yury!
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