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of fifty.

AI reads your newsletters so you don’t have to.
Feel informed, not guilty. In minutes, not hours.

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A real morning, anonymized

Three things,
calmly explained.

Twenty-seven newsletters. Forty-seven minutes saved. Three stories that earned the page — each with a one-line summary, why you in particular should care, and the newsletters that all wrote the same story.

MondayMarch 117:02 a.m.
Avocabo — the morning brief for Amelia

Three things worth your morning.

A quieter cycle than last Monday — but two of these are worth pouring a second cup for.

  • 27newsletters read
  • 3made the cut
  • 47msaved this morning
  1. Top of mind today9 min

    Anthropic just passed OpenAI on enterprise revenue growth — and the swing happened in two weeks.

    Through Q3, Anthropic’s enterprise ARR is growing ~110% year-over-year against OpenAI’s ~90%. The flip lines up with the week Cursor and Sourcegraph quietly swapped their default model. Engineering workloads have higher gross margins than chat — and they migrated first.

    Why this matters to youYou’ve opened every Stratechery item this quarter and saved the last three Latent Space deep-dives on Claude Code. This is the synthesis of both.

  2. Worth your time5 min

    Tuesday’s 10-year auction blew out. The bid is gone, every desk agreed.

    The $42B auction tailed four basis points — the worst since 2023. Indirect bidders printed 56%, well below the year average. Across five sell-side desks, the framing landed identically: the foreign bid is not late, it is missing.

    Why this matters to youMacro usually gets filtered out of your morning. This one made the cut because five sources you trust all wrote the same takeaway.

  3. Skim2 min

    Letterboxd quietly passed Goodreads. Taste-making for stories is now film-first.

    Letterboxd cleared 20M users in October. Goodreads has been flat near 18M for two years. The discovery engine for narrative is migrating from books to film — and publishers have not priced it in.

Eight stories filtered out — three were copycat takes on yesterday’s Anthropic numbers. The Treasury thread carries into tomorrow.

That’s today. See you at seven tomorrow.

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How it works

The same three steps,
every morning.

  1. 01.

    Connect your inbox.

    Gmail or Outlook with read-only OAuth — or take a forwarding address if you'd rather keep email out of it. One step, then quiet.

  2. 02.

    We read what arrives.

    Auto-detect newsletters, summarise, score relevance against your reading. Cluster the same story across sources. Drop the rest.

  3. 03.

    One email at 7am. That’s it.

    Read it on your phone in fifteen minutes. No app required. The same brief mirrors in the app if you’d rather highlight and tag.

What this product is not

Most reading apps grow.
This one shrinks.

Not another inbox.

We never modify the one you have. Avocabo reads, summarises, and steps back.

Not a PKM tool.

Highlights and notes exist, but the product is the daily read — not the second brain.

Not a feed reader.

No infinite scroll, no unread counter, no “trending now”. One email, then done.

Feel informed,
not guilty.

— The whole point

Pricing

Pay for the reading,
not the storage.

No tiers locked behind unread counts. No referral credits. No surge pricing.

Sprout
$0forever
7 newsletters / month
Sapling
$10/ month
50 newsletters / month
Grove
$30/ month
200 newsletters / month
Frequently asked

Honest answers,
not marketing.

When does Avocabo launch?
We don't have a public launch date yet. Waitlist access is granted in small batches so each new reader gets attention — usually within 1–2 weeks.
What is Avocabo, really?
One curated daily email that summarizes the newsletters in your inbox. Fifteen minutes of reading, then you close it.
Will it modify my inbox?
No. Avocabo connects through read-only OAuth and never deletes, moves, or marks anything. If you'd rather keep email out of it entirely, you can use a forwarding address.
What happens to the newsletters you've read for me?
We summarize today's reading and step back. We don't store a personal archive, we don't build a feed, and we don't keep your email body content past the daily digest.
Can I cancel?
Anytime. Every digest has a one-click unsubscribe link, and the OAuth grant can be revoked from your Google or Microsoft account at any moment.
Why is there no mobile app?
The email is the product. A web reader and a mobile app come after launch — see the Shipping page for the order of work.

Join the waitlist.

We grant access in small batches. Usually within 1–2 weeks.

Join the waitlist

No queue position. No refer-a-friend. We email you once your spot is ready.