Tidyread

Tidyread is an AI summarizer tool that turns your RSS feeds into scheduled AI digests. Tidyread turns your RSS subscriptions into scheduled AI digests. Recipes bundle feeds, custom summary prompts and delivery times, with keyword and AI filtering to cut noise.

Tidyread is a reading tool built around a single idea: a subscriber's feed list should produce a finished digest, not an endless queue of unread items. The service takes the RSS feeds a user already follows, runs the articles through large language models, and delivers the condensed result at a moment the user chooses. Rather than acting as another reader to check constantly, it behaves more like a scheduled briefing that arrives once the work has been done. The organising concept is the Recipe. A Recipe bundles a set of custom RSS feeds, a summary prompt written for that particular topic, and a delivery time. Because prompts are per Recipe, a technical feed list can be summarised one way while a markets or research list uses a different instruction, so each digest matches what the reader actually needs from that subject. Recipes can be paused and restarted, which lets a user silence, say, industry news during a quiet week without deleting the setup. A filtering layer adds keyword and AI prompt based rules that strip out titles and items the reader does not care about before they ever reach the digest. The practical loop is short. Feeds are collected, content is summarised and optionally translated, and the digest is pushed at the configured hour. A browser extension can gather the day's feeds and notify the user when processing finishes, which several users describe as a virtual secretary reading out what is new. The clean reading interface is aimed at people who want the gist of many sources in minutes. Tidyread suits heavy RSS users, researchers, finance students, developers and analysts who track many sources and want topical aggregation rather than site by site scrolling. It sits between a traditional RSS reader and a general summarisation chatbot: it keeps the subscription model but adds scheduling, per topic prompts and filtering. Pricing tiers and usage limits are not detailed on the homepage.