Paste a URL, an article or an RSS feed. Out comes the summary, the headline, and a draft in the shape your sending platform wants.
Anyone can paste the first paragraph and call it curation. A summary that sounds like everyone else's newsletter is worse than a bare link — so the thing that matters is whether the copy comes back sounding like you. Same article, two newsletters, two different clippings.
→ Beehiiv block
→ Mailchimp block
Illustrative. One source, two voices — the sample URL is a placeholder, not a real article InstaBrief has read.
Pre-launch. This is the intended shape, stated as design rather than as a shipped feature list.
Then writes the one claim worth a subscriber's attention — not the opening paragraph, which is usually throat-clearing.
The whole point. A generic summary is worse than a bare link, because a bare link at least does not pretend to be you.
Mailchimp, Beehiiv and ConvertKit each want a different shape. The draft arrives in that shape rather than in a clipboard.
Point it at an RSS feed and the whole week's candidates come back cut, so the work is choosing rather than summarising.
Free during the beta, and no card. If it turns out not to write in your voice, it is not worth charging for yet.
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