Distraction-free reading experience for newsletters without flooding your inbox.
with 1,000 other people!
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We have already surveyed 162 people, and 49.4% are not interested in reading or subscribing to newsletters because (41% of them) were worried their inbox would be full. So, we came up with the idea to make a newsletter sexy again with a better experience.
The concept is quite simple. You can subscribe to as many newsletters as you want, and we will be a buffer to collect; summarize; and forward them to you one email per week or month.
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@mustafasegf
YOOO I NEED THIS!!!
@afrian_junior
Fit with my problem, now I can read newsletter in peace.
@viswanatha
Excited to try LaterOn! The idea of summarizing and aggregating newsletters into one weekly or monthly email sounds like a game changer for staying on top of subscriptions. Congrats on the launch, team!
@rizaherzego
Cool, bro :D
@qepo_s
My concern with newsletters is that sometimes I forget to read about it because the email, can be mixed with other things or I don't get proper notification about it. Glad, now I can populate any newsletter only in one place!
@narawastu
Wow, cool summarization!
@farizge
Very cool, lights up 🔥
@dilrajputra
Million dollar idea!
@sonnylazuardi
nice idea & product 🚀🚀
@milhamh95
Try registering for the newsletter using the email generated by LaterOn. You can receive an email confirmation newsletter, so you can confirm the newsletter registration 👍
@masnu81
Wow, this is revolutionary. In fact, it could be a substitute for the habit of scrolling through social media unclearly.
@rizqirizqi
cool! 👍
LaterOn works as a buffer between you and the newsletters you subscribed to. You can subscribe to as many newsletters as you want with @lateron.email, and we will aggregate, summarize, and forward them to you in a single email per week or month. LaterOn also has an AI companion to ask anything about the newsletter content.
LaterOn designed for high-literacy humans.
