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A place that collects the newsletters you subscribe to, so they stop arriving one by one. Taco Digest puts them in one email, together with anything else you follow.

Is Taco Digest a newsletter reader?

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Do I need to install an app?

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When does the digest arrive?

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Can I add more than one kind of source?

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Slow Saturday, Saturday 5 September

Taco DigestIssue 48

Slow Saturday

Saturday, 5 September

Newsletters

Forwarded to your Taco address

Austin Kleon
Ordinary abundance
10 things worth sharing this week
4 Sep
Vittles
Six of One: Where to Eat Great Piri Piri Chicken, and More
Recommendations for sushi, Uyghur noodles, dholl puri and empanadas…
4 Sep
Why Is This Interesting?
The ‘50 First Dates’ Edition
On memory, mornings, and grounding.
3 Sep
Austin Kleon
Typewriter interview with Adam Koford
10 questions for the illustrator and cartoonist about drawing, walking, and cats
1 Sep

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That’s everything.

The next issue arrives Saturday at 09:00.

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How to add it

Three things to set, once.

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Create a digest and set its schedule
Name it, then pick the days it should arrive and the hour.
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02
Subscribe with your Taco address
Your account comes with its own email address. Subscribe with it, and newsletters go to your digest instead of your inbox.
Your Taco address
you@newsletter.tacodigest.com
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Read them in the digest
Every newsletter that arrived is there, ready to read in full.
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Nothing else arrives until tomorrow.

Questions

What is a newsletter aggregator?: A place that collects the newsletters you subscribe to, so they stop arriving one by one. Taco Digest puts them in one email, together with anything else you follow.
Is Taco Digest a newsletter reader?: Yes, one that comes to your inbox instead of living in a separate app. Your digest lists every newsletter that arrived, and each one opens in full on the web.
How do I move my newsletters over?: Your account comes with its own email address. Subscribe to newsletters with it, or forward the ones you already get from Gmail.
Do I need to install an app?: No. Your digest is an email, so you read it in the email app you already use.
When does the digest arrive?: On the days and at the hour you pick. If nothing new came in since the last one, no email is sent.
Can I add more than one kind of source?: Yes. One digest can carry newsletters, blogs and websites, YouTube channels, subreddits, Hacker News, the weather and exchange rates, all in the same email.
How much does it cost?: Try it free for 14 days, no card needed. After that it’s one plan, $8 a month or $72 a year, and you can cancel any time.