I've been using for a few months an app that sends me daily digests of information *curated by myself*.
It just got better: I can now receive a digests of tweets liked by people I pick. Curation 2.0
(Thread of how it works, 1/N)
It just got better: I can now receive a digests of tweets liked by people I pick. Curation 2.0
(Thread of how it works, 1/N)
2/ I use it to automate repetitive "fetching information" tasks.
It has three advantages:
– I avoid having to manually open multiple websites or apps
– It's fast
– It prevents me from wasting time "mindlessly scrolling": it's an email, and once it finished, I can move on.
It has three advantages:
– I avoid having to manually open multiple websites or apps
– It's fast
– It prevents me from wasting time "mindlessly scrolling": it's an email, and once it finished, I can move on.
3/ Here is the website: mailbrew.com/?aff=DellAnnaL…
(affiliate link, but I've been a paying user for months, and I just love the product for how much time it saves me).
At the beginning I used it "just" to receive a daily email with the top tweets from a few Twitter lists.
(affiliate link, but I've been a paying user for months, and I just love the product for how much time it saves me).
At the beginning I used it "just" to receive a daily email with the top tweets from a few Twitter lists.
4/ This is what I was doing.
But recently, they added more features.
https://twitter.com/DellAnnaLuca/status/1330890307664228356?s=20
But recently, they added more features.
5/ For example, they added a "crypto & stocks portfolio" feature where you can get a daily digest of your portfolio's movement.
The advantage: it's not in your trading app, so you're not tempted to spend time or money on new trades.
The advantage: it's not in your trading app, so you're not tempted to spend time or money on new trades.
6/ Now, they also added a "Liked by" option. You can select a group of Twitter accounts, and receive a digest of the tweets they liked. I have a specific Twitter list set up for that, with 3 high-signal accounts that like a few tweets a day. It surfaces great stuff.
7/ I also have a "Searches" daily digest, where I get a daily email with new Twitter results for queries with the titles of my books. So I know when people are talking about my work. Like Google Alerts, but better (for I can directly engage with the reviewers).
8/ Here are some of the "digest sources" 
9/ I would advice everyone who feels he or she spends too much time on Twitter to give a shot to the app. I very seldomly recommend products but this one is just that good. Plus, @linuz90 and @frankdilo ship new features fast.
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