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Tidyread

AI digests of your RSS feeds, on your schedule

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What Tidyread is

A reading tool for feed overload. You subscribe to RSS feeds as usual, but instead of an inbox of unread items, Tidyread runs AI prompts over them and delivers a clean digest at a scheduled time.

Recipes are the organizing unit: each one holds its own feeds, its own summarisation prompt and its own delivery schedule, so work feeds and hobby feeds stay separate.

What you can do with it

  • Create recipes grouping feeds by topic
  • Set custom AI prompts that decide what gets summarised and how
  • Translate foreign-language feeds during summarisation
  • Schedule digest delivery to a time that suits you
  • Pause or resume any recipe at any time

Who it is for

  • Heavy RSS readers tired of unread piles
  • People tracking many foreign-language sources
  • Users who prefer a daily digest over constant checking
  • Privacy-minded readers whose feeds stay their own

What to watch out for

  • Digest quality depends on the prompts you write; expect tuning in the first weeks
  • Summaries drop detail, so important sources still deserve original reading
  • A solo-developer product carries continuity risk; check export options
  • Only RSS-based sources work, so closed platforms are out of reach

Pros & cons

✓ What we like

  • Real reduction in feed reading time
  • Per-recipe control over prompts and timing
  • Translation integrated into the flow
  • Your feeds, your schedule

! What to watch out for

  • Requires RSS sources
  • Prompt tuning takes effort
  • Solo project continuity risk

FAQ

How is it different from an RSS reader?

It summarises and digests feed content with AI on a schedule, rather than presenting every item for reading.

What is a recipe?

A unit combining RSS feeds, a custom summarisation prompt and a delivery schedule.

Does it cost money?

It can be started free; see the site for current plan details.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-15

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