Newsletter Agent · free beta
New papers on your research, read for you.
Describe what you work on in plain English. On your schedule, an AI agent searches PubMed, Europe PMC, Semantic Scholar, and arXiv, judges how central each new paper is to your interest, and emails you a short digest with links to open-access copies.
Free during the beta. No card needed.
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When anti-PD-1 stops working, the T cells haven’t always given up. In paired biopsies they were still there; the tumor had quietly stopped showing them its antigens.
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How tumors slip away
Is resistance about the T cells or the tumor? These biopsies point at the tumor.
Patterns of resistance after immune checkpoint therapy -
Second chances
A microbiome transplant got a third of non-responders responding again.
Fecal microbiota transfer in anti-PD-1 refractory melanoma
How it works
From one paragraph to a weekly digest
You write what you care about once. The agent does the searching and skimming, and tells you which papers are worth your time.
Write your interests
One paragraph per newsletter. Terms in a paragraph are combined, so “multiple myeloma and daratumumab” is one digest and “lung cancer” is another.
We search the literature
PubMed, Europe PMC, Semantic Scholar, and arXiv, with duplicates merged. Turn off the sources your field doesn’t need.
Every paper gets read
A model judges how central your interest is to each paper, then writes a short issue: the best papers grouped into topics with a line on why each matters, and the rest as quick hits.
Your first digest comes right away
Then daily or weekly, at the hour you pick. If nothing relevant turned up, a short note says so, so you know it ran.
For labs
Read together, not just alone
Journal Club
Lab members propose papers, discuss them, and a lab manager schedules what gets presented.
Your library’s access
Add your library’s EZproxy prefix and every paywalled link starts at your institution’s sign-in. We never ask for library credentials.
Start from what you’ve saved
Import topics from a public Zotero library or a Google Scholar BibTeX export instead of writing interests from scratch.
Pricing
Free while we’re in beta
Now
Beta
$0
- Every feature, including Journal Club
- Digests on your schedule
- A monthly model allowance per account; if it runs out, digests pause until next month and we tell you
Planned after the beta
Individual
$5 / month
- Your own digests on any schedule
- A larger monthly model allowance
Planned after the beta
Lab
$50 / month
- Every account in your lab
- Journal Club proposals, discussion, and scheduling
- A shared model allowance
We’ll email you before the beta ends. Nothing is charged unless you choose a plan, and paid plans never start on their own.
What to expect
Honest about what it does
- The writing can be wrong.Each issue is written by an AI model to help you triage. Every paper is linked, so check it before you cite it.
- Only to you, only once confirmed.Digests go to the address you signed up with, after you confirm it. Nobody can sign you up.
- Open access, labeled.We show the best open copy OpenAlex reports, with its version and license. “No open copy” means none was reported, not that none exists.
Spend your reading time on the right papers
Sign up, write a paragraph about your research, and your first digest arrives about two minutes later. After that, it comes on the schedule you choose.