Everything you follow,ranked for you.

Tap “Why this?” on any item to see exactly which of the eight signals drove its ranking, and how strongly. One score, and it's yours.

For people drowning in newsletters and feeds

Read less. Keep what matters.

  1. 1

    Bring everything you follow

    Forward your newsletters to your own Weirling address, import your feeds, and add the writers you follow on Substack, YouTube, Medium, Bluesky, Mastodon and GitHub.

  2. 2

    It reads all of it

    Overnight, Weirling fetches and de-duplicates it, groups stories that several sources cover into one card, and summarizes what's worth your time.

  3. 3

    You get one short digest

    Each morning: the few items you're most likely to finish, ranked by how you actually read, with a plain reason for every pick.

A real digest, with its reasons

From the demo account: ranked items with summaries, and the “Why this?” panel showing which signals put each one there. It learns from what you open, finish, skip and rate. You can see and edit what it has learned.

A Weirling digest: ranked articles with AI summaries and scoresThe Why this? panel: the share of each reading signal behind an item's rank

Simple pricing

30 days free with everything in Pro. No card needed to start.

Reader

$6 a month

or $54 a year

  • 500 feeds
  • 200 AI summaries a day
  • 100 newsletters a day
  • Daily or weekly digest
Start free trial

Pro

$12 a month

or $108 a year

  • 2,000 feeds
  • 1,000 AI summaries a day
  • Twice-daily digests and story synthesis
  • API and MCP access, priority fetching
Start free trial

Self-hosted

Free

MIT licensed, on your server

  • Every feature, no limits
  • Your own LLM key, or local models
  • One Docker Compose file
Self-host it

What it won't do

  • X, LinkedIn and Reddit have no public feeds, so they aren't supported. We say so instead of failing quietly.
  • No paywall tricks. You get the feed text, a summary and a link to the original.
  • No ads, no selling your reading data, and no third-party trackers.