NewsletterJet reads every source in your space — newsletters, RSS, X, Substack and more — deduplicates and scores it, then drafts your issue, ready to ship to Mailchimp, LinkedIn, Substack, X and more…
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You stop being a journalist and start being an editor. Read, approve, send. The pipeline does the rest.
Connect your sources, let the engine score and dedupe, then approve drafts in the Studio. Ship everywhere.
Audience snapshot, performance over the last 30 issues, which sections work, and which channels are actually driving signups — Mailchimp, LinkedIn, Substack, X and more…
Every relevant source streams in. We embed, cluster, and rank each item against your audience’s historical clicks. Add, rewrite, or skip — the engine learns from every tap.
The Studio drafts your sections — top stories, insights, tools. Drag, rewrite, or remove. One click sends to Mailchimp, LinkedIn, Substack, X, your SEO blog and more… with channel-specific formatting.
Three surfaces, in the order you actually use them — Control Center, Discover, Studio. No tabs to spelunk through, no plugins to install.
A long-rumored launch finally lands, with structured outputs and parallel tool calls becoming first-class…
Four data points from the last 90 days that change the calculus for builders…
A short follow-up to last year's piece, with three case studies from the field…
Claude can now orchestrate 50+ tools per turn with structured outputs and parallel calls. Why builders care, and what changes for your stack this quarter.
Four data points from the last 90 days that change the calculus for builders — and why the next round of foundation-model launches will be agent-first.
Same story, different shape. NewsletterJet reformats automatically — full article on Mailchimp, a tight summary on LinkedIn, snippets on X, mirror on Substack and more…
You ship every Monday at 7 AM. NewsletterJet finds your stories Sunday night and queues them up for review.
Stop letting your weekly newsletter slip. Replace 3 part-time roles with one editor and one approve button.
Run 6 vertical newsletters from a single workspace. Shared sources, separate audiences, individual analytics.
I cut my Sunday-night research from 6 hours to 30 minutes. The scoring is shockingly close to my taste.
We finally publish on LinkedIn and Substack without doubling our team. Open rates went from 31% to 52%.
The dedup engine alone is worth the price. Three months in and I've never sent a story two weeks running.
No per-subscriber fees. No surprises.