Tidyread

Name: Tidyread
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)

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Automatically curate and summarize information from your own feeds, delivering a tidy digest at a specified time for you. Start for free.

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This app is great! It helped a lot.

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2yr ago

Maker

@timilehin_adebambo That's wonderful to hear! I'm glad it was so beneficial for you. Hope you continue to have a great experience with it.

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2yr ago

Cool product, AI makes RSS great again.

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2yr ago

Tidyread

Maker

@akagi201 Thank you so much for your kind words! If you have any feedback or suggestions, we're all ears! Happy reading! 🌟

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2yr ago

YouMind

Maker

@akagi201 MRGA!

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2yr ago

Xmind

💡 Bright idea

Hmm, I wonder if I can set alerts for specific keywords? This would be handy for keeping track of breaking news or industry updates in my feeds. While Tidyread mentions filtering and summarizing interesting sources, it doesn't explicitly state keyword alerts. This feature could be helpful for users who want to be notified of specific topics within their feeds.

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2yr ago

Tidyread

Maker

@hacksman Thank you Jerry! We appreciate your feedback and recognize the need for breaking news alert. We'll consider this in our future updates!

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2yr ago

YouMind

Maker

@hacksman https://docs.tidyread.ai/advance... This is what we are going to do next. We expect to launch it in August. Thank you for your feedback!

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2yr ago

CopyFrog.AI

Congratulations on launching Tidyread, Jared! 🎉 I'm really excited about this tool. Can you share some examples of how users have customized their Tidyread experience to better manage their reading routines? Keep up the great work! 💪🚀

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2yr ago

Tidyread

Maker

@copyfrog Definitely! You can simply understand a Recipe as a collection of subscription sources on a particular topic (though it's more advanced in practice), such as 'AI Startup News.' Therefore, you can think in advance about what topics you want to follow for this Recipe and name it accordingly. Then you will be able to browse your customized feed. Let's start surfing!🏄‍♂️🏄‍♂️🏄‍♂️

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2yr ago

Maker

@copyfrog Thanks a lot! Some users have customized the filters based on their preferred topics and sources. For instance, one user focused on tech news and set specific keywords to get precise summaries. Another adjusted the summary length to fit their reading pace.

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2yr ago

YouMind

Maker

@copyfrog Thank you for your support; this is a great question. I believe we currently lack a space for users to share their experiences. However, from my perspective, there are a few key points to focus on: first, establish a fixed schedule; second, optimize your sources of information; third, continuously refine your summary prompts; and fourth, consistently debug filters. This is a dynamic process, but by committing to it, you can gradually create a personalized best practice for information gathering. You'll start to feel a sense of order. However, it's crucial to allow yourself to pause this routine whenever needed; it should never become a burden.

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2yr ago

LinkedCRM AI

💡 Bright idea

I love the UI. It's very smart to support RSS. The quick summary enables me to choose which articles are worth reading. Besides the summary, I want to know if Tidyread supports expansion and follow-up questions. I think in-depth reading might be as important as summary.

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2yr ago

Tidyread

Maker

@zenda1122 Yes, Zenda, this is really different from a lot of products that offer a summary feature, so come and explore it. Not only summary, we'll be offering more features and a better experience in the future, so look forward to it!😄

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2yr ago

YouMind

Maker

@zenda1122 Thank you for your feedback; this is a great idea!

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2yr ago

Hey @jaredl Tidyread is a great name! It's simple and tells you what the product does - it cleans up (tidys) your reading material.

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2yr ago

YouMind

Maker

@jpgohil93 Thank you for your support! You really get Tidyread. Yes, we created this product to bring order and neatness to information, helping people feel more in control amidst the complexity of life. Welcome to using Tidyread, and please share any thoughts or feelings you have along the way.

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2yr ago

Tidyread's like a personal chef for my news fix, unlike the DIY approach of Feedly or Inoreader. It serves up a curated feast of my fave topics, no manual sorting needed. Just pick a ‘recipe’ – a mix of feeds that speak to me – and boom, a daily digest that's both cozy and full of fresh takes. This isn't your average RSS tool. Tidyread's digest is like a tailored menu, giving me the good stuff without the hassle. It's a slicker, smarter way to dive into my interests, cutting through the noise that other tools can't shake. Tidyread's the real deal for a no-fuss, enlightening read. Congrats to the team!

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2yr ago

Maker

@kristen_xiaoyu We are incredibly grateful for your kind words! It's our aim to make your reading experience seamless and enjoyable. We'll do our best to keep delivering the best.

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2yr ago

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