What Sources and Apps Can I Include in a Mailbrew Digest?

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Mailbrew lets you build a digest from the sites and apps you choose yourself, so the practical answer is: any source Mailbrew currently offers as an integration can go into your digest, and you should confirm the specific ones you need on mailbrew.com before committing. The digest gathers content from those sources into one automated email; it does not replace the original sites or apps, which remain where the full content lives.

How source selection works

When you build a digest, you pick the sources and then arrange them into the newsletter you want to receive. Two consequences follow from that:

  • You control the mix. A digest is a set of your chosen sources, not a fixed package, so the content you get reflects what you added.
  • Availability is the limiting factor. Whether a particular site or app can be included depends on what Mailbrew supports at the time you check. The site is the authoritative place to confirm an integration exists.

What to check before you commit

Because specific integrations are not enumerated in the available site information, verify your must-have sources first:

  1. Go to mailbrew.com and look for the list of supported sources or integrations.
  2. Confirm each site or app you rely on appears there.
  3. Only then plan your digest around those sources.

If a source you want is missing, the digest cannot pull from it — the aggregation model depends entirely on supported inputs.

A realistic example

Suppose you follow three industry blogs, a handful of newsletters, and a few social or app feeds. You would check each of those against Mailbrew's supported sources, add the ones that are available, and assemble them into a single digest. The result is one email that points you to content from those sources; you still visit the original sites or apps for the full experience.

Bottom line

Mailbrew digests are built from user-selected sites and apps, aggregated into one automated newsletter. The set of possible sources is whatever Mailbrew supports, so treat the site's integration list as the deciding check before you design a digest around any particular source.