What this does
You subscribed to those newsletters for a reason, and now they sit unread because each one is a ten-minute commitment. Toyo reads them for you. Every newsletter that lands in Gmail or Outlook gets read, summarised, and folded into a single digest on the cadence you choose.
What the digest looks like
- One message, daily or weekly, at a time you set.
- Each newsletter gets two or three lines: the argument, the news, the number that matters.
- Anything directly relevant to your company or market gets flagged at the top.
- A link back to each original, for the pieces worth reading in full.
How it pairs with inbox triage
If Inbox triage is running, newsletters already skip your inbox and route to a label. This is where their content goes instead of vanishing: the emails stay archived, the ideas reach you anyway. Unsubscribing stops the noise but loses the signal. This keeps both.
It is the reading a chief of staff would do on your behalf: everything skimmed, the useful parts surfaced, your morning back.
