Proofite gathers newsletters, RSS feeds and web searches into dedicated inboxes, and every morning the AI writes your personal digest — reads it to you like a podcast, and you can talk to it like a live news anchor. Every piece of feedback sharpens it, topic by topic: after a few days, no two digests are alike.
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Create an inbox for every topic with its very own email address: subscribe it to newsletters and your personal mailbox stays clean.
A daily briefing that merges your sources, cuts the duplicates and writes only what matters to you, at your level of technical depth.
Your briefing read in a natural voice, at the length you choose. In your headphones, over breakfast.
More technical, more depth, more often, never again: every feedback tap trains your profile, topic by topic.
A live anchor walks you through the news: interrupt it with your voice, ask questions, and it answers by searching the web in real time.
“I want to understand X better”: your next digest includes a mini-dossier with dedicated web research and cited sources.
Import your Substack subscriptions in one click, and if a feed only publishes a preview we fetch the full article for you.
“Push it to tomorrow”, guaranteed read-later, pick up where you left off: the digest adapts to your day, not the other way around.
Hit “go on air” and your personal newscast comes to life: it tells you the stories one by one, and whenever you want, you interrupt it simply by speaking.
Subscribe your inbox address to newsletters (), add RSS feeds () or Google searches ().
Every morning at the time you choose: written digest + podcast episode, in English or Italian.
Granular feedback on every story: tomorrow's digest is ever more yours.
Proofite reads your sources — newsletters and Substacks, feeds, searches, the links you save — and every morning turns them into a five-minute briefing. Then it learns: every 👍, every “more technical”, every mute brings it closer to you. After a week it is yours alone.
Listen to a sample briefing
30 seconds, the product's real voice.
Readless summarises single newsletters, Meco tidies your inbox, Feedly rules RSS, Substack hosts its own, Google News picks for you. Proofite does something else: one daily briefing, written and read aloud for you, that learns from your every tap.
And if you get your news on social? Things land there first, with everyone's take. But the sifting is on you — and it never ends. Here it ends: once you've read the briefing, you're done.
Newsletters, RSS feeds and Google searches in one place
A single daily digest that blends all your sources, written by AI just for you
The news the instant it happens
The same story from several sources becomes one entry, with every byline
On-demand deep dives with web research in your next digest
Personal podcast with a natural voice and the length you choose
Voice or written notes interpreted by the AI ("fewer rumors, more numbers")
Per-story feedback that retrains the AI (more technical, more often, mute…)
"Push to tomorrow / the weekend" right inside the digest
Multiple topic inboxes, each with its own email address
Live voice anchor: interrupt it by speaking, it answers with real-time web searches
Follow sources in any language: your digest is always in yours
Your AI assistant reads the digest and retunes what reaches you, by talking to it (MCP)
Pick up where you left off: reading and listening synced across devices
Unsubscribe from a newsletter without leaving the app
Import your existing Substack subscriptions in one click
A recap of what you did not read, if you fall behind
Comments and reactions: what everyone else thinks, under the story
Free and with no setup: you open it and there is already something to read
No ads: sponsored inserts inside newsletters are stripped before the digest
It ends when it ends: no infinite scroll
| Proofite | Readless | Meco | Feedly | Substack | Google News | Social | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Newsletters, RSS feeds and Google searches in one place | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | |||
| A single daily digest that blends all your sources, written by AI just for you | ◐ | ◐ | |||||
| The news the instant it happens | ◐ | ||||||
| The same story from several sources becomes one entry, with every byline | ◐ | ||||||
| On-demand deep dives with web research in your next digest | |||||||
| Personal podcast with a natural voice and the length you choose | ◐ | ◐ | |||||
| Voice or written notes interpreted by the AI ("fewer rumors, more numbers") | ◐ | ||||||
| Per-story feedback that retrains the AI (more technical, more often, mute…) | ◐ | ◐ | |||||
| "Push to tomorrow / the weekend" right inside the digest | ◐ | ||||||
| Multiple topic inboxes, each with its own email address | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ||||
| Live voice anchor: interrupt it by speaking, it answers with real-time web searches | |||||||
| Follow sources in any language: your digest is always in yours | ◐ | ◐ | |||||
| Your AI assistant reads the digest and retunes what reaches you, by talking to it (MCP) | ◐ | ||||||
| Pick up where you left off: reading and listening synced across devices | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | |||
| Unsubscribe from a newsletter without leaving the app | ◐ | ||||||
| Import your existing Substack subscriptions in one click | ◐ | ◐ | |||||
| A recap of what you did not read, if you fall behind | ◐ | ||||||
| Comments and reactions: what everyone else thinks, under the story | ◐ | ||||||
| Free and with no setup: you open it and there is already something to read | ◐ | ◐ | |||||
| No ads: sponsored inserts inside newsletters are stripped before the digest | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ||||
| It ends when it ends: no infinite scroll |
◐ "Partial" means the product does something similar, but not the same thing. Readless brings together newsletters, Substack and RSS feeds but not web searches, and takes written instructions only on its top plan. Meco produces a 5-10 minute daily audio, not an episode as long as you choose. Google News and Discover let you say "fewer stories like this", not "more technical, with more numbers".
Legend: ✓ included · ◐ partial · — absent or not the product's focus. Comparison compiled in August 2026 from publicly stated features; if you spot an inaccuracy, let us know.
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