About Digestiv
Digestiv researches topics you want to follow and brings the findings together in scheduled briefings, with links to the sources.
Why we built it
Digestiv started with a practical problem: recurring research was useful, but the results were scattered across files. They needed somewhere to live that made them easy to find, read, and respond to.
We wanted a way to keep up with specific interests without checking for updates all day. That’s why digests arrive on a schedule, with a limited set of items in each edition. You choose what to follow and when to read it.
What you get
A digest is a series of briefings about a topic you describe. Each new edition uses AI to research that topic and summarize what it finds. Items include source links if you want to read further or check the details.
You can save useful items and react to ask for more or less like them in future editions. The research and summaries are generated by AI, so they can contain mistakes. Being able to check the sources matters.
Getting started
Browse public digests to see what an edition looks like, or create your own by describing a topic and choosing a schedule. You can also subscribe to digests other people have shared.
As you read, open source links, save items for later, and leave reactions to help shape the next edition. You can edit your digest’s instructions as your interests change.