Without Dewey 3,198 min/mo scattered sources and saved links
A translucent Dewey research device turning saved internet sources into one clean brief.
With Dewey 17 min/day one frontier brief
How it works

Stay on the frontier in minutes, not tabs.

Dewey reads the scattered internet for you, then briefs the few ideas worth carrying forward.

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Reads what you save

Connect bookmarks, feeds, articles, and PDFs.

Twitter RSS Articles & PDFs Email · soon Substack · soon
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Finds hidden connections

Concepts, people, companies, and arguments become a living graph.

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Filters the frontier

The useful, controversial, and genuinely new ideas rise first.

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Briefs without scrolling

Wake up to the frontier without reopening every tab.

Inside /me

The dashboard for everything Dewey reads for you.

Open your vault, brain map, stats, and daily briefs from one calm workspace. Dewey does the reading; the dashboard shows what it learned.

Welcome back, Joe
255Vault items
109Sources
53hSaved/mo
7Briefs/week
Brain Map 3D graph
AI agents Frontier labs Memory Biotech Markets
Recent in Vault saved
X
Agentic workflows are getting longer
x.com · connected to AI agents
2m
PDF
Memory architectures for LLMs
paper · 14 min read
1h
RSS
Why frontier models need better retrieval
blog · summarized
4h

Tomorrow's brief

5-7 things worth knowing, scored against what you actually read and save.

Brain Map

A living graph of your interests.

Dewey extracts people, companies, concepts, and hidden connections from everything in your vault.

Time Saved

See the noise Dewey removed.

Stats show how much reading got compressed into daily signal, with sources and saves tracked over time.

Vault

Every saved link becomes searchable memory.

Bookmarks, RSS, PDFs, and articles land in one place with summaries, tags, sources, and read time.

Briefs + Search

Ask what you read without rereading it.

Get a morning brief, then ask conceptual questions against your own saved internet.

Taste graph

What do your X bookmarks say about you?

Dewey reads what you save, finds the topics you keep circling, and turns your unread bookmarks into a map of your curiosity.

Private by default. Shared only when you choose.
Privacy

Personal memory should feel personal.

Dewey reads private saved links and builds a graph from your interests, so the default is simple: your vault is yours unless you choose to share something.

Read the full privacy policy →
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Your vault is account-scoped.

Saved links, feeds, briefs, and graph data are tied to your Dewey account. Other readers do not see your vault.

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Sharing is opt-in.

Public profiles, leaderboard presence, guest passes, and brag cards are surfaces you choose to use, not the default state of your memory.

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Dewey does not store your card.

Payments run through Whop. Dewey stores plan and subscription status so the app can unlock the right access.

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You can request deletion.

If you want your Dewey data removed, the privacy policy explains how to reach us and what gets deleted.

Pricing

One plan for your second brain.

Start free, then keep Dewey reading the frontier for you for about a dollar a day.

7 days free, then
99c /day

Everything you need to save, read, brief, search, and stay close to the frontier.

Founder rate: use DEWEYFOUNDER100 70% off for the first 100 readers. 79 spots left.

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Questions

Built for people who read ahead.

Dewey is the layer between your saved internet and the ideas you actually remember.

What does Dewey read?

X bookmarks, Telegram links, RSS feeds, articles, PDFs, blogs, newsletters, GitHub releases, research papers, and other saved web sources.

Who is Dewey for?

Founders, researchers, investors, operators, and frontier readers who want to stay current without spending hours scrolling.

How much does Dewey cost?

Start free for 7 days. After that, Dewey is about 99c/day, with founder-rate discounts available while the first 100 spots last.

How does Dewey save time?

Dewey reads and filters your saved internet, surfaces the best ideas in a daily brief, and keeps everything searchable so you do not need to reopen every tab.

Is my Dewey vault private?

Yes. Your vault, briefs, and brain map are account-scoped. Public profiles, leaderboard placement, guest passes, and brag cards are opt-in sharing surfaces, and you can read the full policy at trydewey.ai/privacy.

Try Dewey free for 7 days.