Your daily edition
Every night at midnight, WHT.day turns the articles, posts and newsletters you saved that day into a personal newspaper — a front page with a lead story, quotes and context, delivered to your inbox and filed in your permanent archive.
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Monday, August 10, 2026 | 7 items saved
A day defined by a single rate decision, and the many places its consequences landed.
Lead story
The decision itself surprised no one. What moved was the language around it — a shift in tone that three separate outlets read three different ways...
We are prepared to wait as long as the data requires.
— The Chair
Revenue beat estimates by a wide margin, and the chart you saved shows why the reaction was muted anyway.
A fund manager's post, saved at 11pm, turned out to be the clearest account of the day.
Filed in your archive — every source preserved
Feeds are infinite and forgetful; a newspaper is finite and kept. Your WHT.day edition covers exactly one day — the one you just lived — and only the stories you thought worth saving. No recommendation engine, no engagement bait. If you saved three things, it is a tight front page; if the day was big, the edition reads like one.
Most daily digest emails summarise someone else’s idea of the news. This one is assembled from your own reading: the market story you clipped at breakfast, the thread you bookmarked at lunch, the newsletter you highlighted at night. Open it with coffee and see yesterday put back in order — what happened, what you noticed, and how it connects.
There is nothing to write and nothing to configure. Save with the Chrome or Firefox extension as you read; WHT.day does the editing. Each edition arrives with real headlines, real quotes from your sources, and links back to every original — a newsletter produced nightly from your own bookmarks.
The digest is the delivery; the archive is the destination. Every front page is filed by date in a calendar you can browse and search across years. Six months from now, “what was that piece about rate cuts?” is one search away — with the full article text preserved in your personal news archive, even if the original link has died.
A real front page from your day's saves, at midnight in your timezone.
The edition lands in your inbox, ready with your morning coffee.
Every edition is kept in a searchable calendar archive, forever.
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