Reddit Digest Email

Digest delivers top posts from your favorite subreddits as a daily email. Add any subreddit, and Digest monitors it for top content and includes it in your scheduled email alongside newsletters, RSS, X, YouTube, and other sources. No Reddit app required.

How It Works

Add any subreddit to your Digest. Digest monitors the subreddit for top posts and compiles them into your daily email. You control the delivery schedule and can combine Reddit with newsletters, RSS feeds, and other sources.

Supported sources

How Digest Compares

Capability	Digest	Cortado	Taco Digest
Reddit Digest	✓	✕	✕
Daily email delivery	✓	✓	✓
Newsletter reader	✓	✕	✕
Social media sources	✓	✕	✕
Custom digest builder	✓	✓	✓
Pricing	From $6/mo	Free	$6/month

Best For

Reddit users who want top posts without opening the app and getting distracted
Professionals who monitor industry subreddits for trends and discussions
People who deleted Reddit but still want content from specific communities

Getting Started

Create a free Digest account

Add your sources

Get the top posts from your favorite subreddits delivered as a daily email

Set your schedule and go

Choose when you want your digest delivered — daily, weekdays only, or your custom schedule. Content arrives as a single email.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a Reddit account to use this?

No. Digest can pull content from public subreddits without requiring you to have a Reddit account or the Reddit app installed.

Which subreddits can I add?

You can add any public subreddit to your Digest. Popular choices include technology, programming, finance, sports, and hobby-focused communities.

Does Digest show full Reddit posts or just titles?

Digest includes post titles and summaries in your email with links to the full Reddit discussion. The email format keeps things concise while giving you enough context to decide what's worth reading.