AI curation, not an RSS dump
DigestPress reads every candidate article and selects only the few worth your time. You open an issue knowing it’s already been filtered for signal — the difference between a feed and an editor.
Free beta — no card, no payments
Trade the endless feed for a reading digest on your e-reader.
DigestPress curates the best articles from the sources you choose, uses AI to keep only what’s worth your time, and emails a clean, distraction-free EPUB to your Boox, Kindle, Kobo, or reMarkable — on your schedule.
Works with Boox · Kindle · Kobo · reMarkable
Weekly Issue№ 24
Architect
Track
Track
Curated for the week of June 8
- 01Designing systems that survive their authors
- 02The quiet power of boring frontends
- 03What e-ink taught me about attention
- 04Curation is the new feed
DigestPressEPUB · 7 reads
Delivers
Sun · 7:00 AM
Sun · 7:00 AM
Sent to
your inbox
your inbox
How it works
From the noisy web to a quiet issue, in four steps.
Set it up once. DigestPress does the fetching, the reading, and the binding — then lands in your inbox while you sleep.
1
Define sections
Create themed digests — “Architecture”, “Frontend”, “AI Research” — one for each lane of your reading life.
2
Add your topics
Pull from dev.to tags, Hacker News queries, and RSS feeds. Mix the sources you already trust.
3
Pick a schedule
Choose a day and time per section, in your own timezone. Weekly, twice a week — your rhythm.
4
Read on e-ink
AI picks the best reads, scrapes the full text, builds a clean EPUB with a cover, and emails it to you.
Why DigestPress
The signal, bound and delivered — never the noise.
Everything here is built around one idea: deep, distraction-free reading on the device that respects your attention.
Scheduling in your timezone
Per-section delivery on the day and time you choose — it’s there when you sit down to read.
Multiple sections
Keep “Frontend” and “AI Research” as separate issues, each with its own sources and cadence.
Distraction-free EPUBs
Full article text, content images only. No ads, no popups, no related-stories rabbit holes.
Start from a template
New here? Begin with the ready-made “Architect Track” instead of a blank page.
“Run now” on demand
Don’t want to wait for Sunday? Build a fresh issue instantly with a single button.
A second EPUB, just the highlights
Every issue arrives as two files: the full articles, and a companion EPUB with an AI-written summary and key takeaways for each one. Skim the summary on your commute, then open the full piece only for what earned it — no more committing ten minutes to find out an article wasn’t worth it.
Who it’s for
Built for people who’d rather read than scroll.
The busy dev
No time to triage feeds
Wants to keep up with frontend and AI without 40 open tabs. Gets one issue a week and actually reads it.
The e-ink lover
Owns a Boox or Kobo
Bought the e-reader for focus, then ran out of good things to load onto it. Now it fills itself.
The lifelong learner
Reads to go deep
Prefers a few considered essays over an infinite timeline. Loves that the noise is filtered out before it arrives.
FAQ
Good questions, calmly answered.
Still curious? The beta is free — the best way to know is to try an issue.
Any device that opens EPUB files — Boox, Kobo, reMarkable, and Kindle (via your Send-to-Kindle email or by sideloading). We build a standard, clean EPUB with a cover, so it behaves like any other book in your library.
From sources you choose: dev.to tags, Hacker News queries, and any RSS feed. DigestPress fetches the candidates, uses AI to pick the strongest few, then scrapes the full article text for clean offline reading.
Yes — DigestPress is currently a free beta. There are no payments and no card required. We’ll always give beta readers plenty of notice before anything changes.
As often as you like. Each section has its own schedule — pick a day of the week and a time in your timezone. Want one right now? Hit “Run now” and an issue builds on demand.
Free beta
Your first issue is one click away.
Set up a section, pick a schedule, and let DigestPress bind the web into something worth reading. No card, no clutter.