Scottie's Enterprise plan hooks into Slack. Notion. Salesforce. Zendesk. Plus Gmail, obviously. Personal users get Gmail only right now — limiting for teams on different email systems.
Scottie reads your newsletters and builds a 5-minute digest. This replaces 90 minutes of daily inbox scrolling. You connect Gmail and it analyzes what you actually care about. No setup beyond that initial connection.
Say you're a venture capitalist subscribed to 20 fintech newsletters, 15 AI publications, and a dozen industry reports. Scottie picks through everything and surfaces the funding rounds that matter to your investment thesis. Regulatory changes too. Startup launches. It even catches location-specific news automatically — Portland startups if that's your focus area.
The numbers tell the story here. Users save over 2 hours daily and 80% check their digest every single day. Rare engagement for any productivity tool.
Credit card required even for the 14-day trial. Personal plan runs $12 monthly for unlimited newsletter processing. Enterprise pricing stays custom, which usually means expensive for smaller teams.
Unlike Gmail or news apps that want you doom-scrolling for ad revenue, Scottie profits by helping you read less. It only touches newsletters, not your personal emails or work messages. A product manager juggling 30+ SaaS newsletters while launching features would find real value here.
Ten hours back weekly beats most productivity hacks.