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The backlog
is not going away.
Information keeps coming. Time doesn't. Sounday doesn't ask you to read less — just listen instead.
47 unread newsletters tonight. You'll get to them eventually.
You follow 12 RSS feeds but haven't opened your reader in weeks.
You care about what's happening. You just can't keep up with it.
Sounday turns all of it into one 5-minute audio briefing, delivered where you already are.
Many inputs in.
One daily briefing out.
Add everything you already follow. Get one thing to listen to every morning. That's the whole deal.
One structured briefing
Context first, then the key updates, then a takeaway. About 5 minutes. Ready every morning.
Generating episode
Collecting content
Curating stories
Writing podcast script
Generating audio
Finalizing episode
Delivered where you listen
Telegram, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Overcast, any RSS player. No new apps. No new habits.
The studio
Your briefing,
your way.
Decide what goes in, how it sounds, and when it shows up. Add your first source in 2 minutes. It runs itself from there.
Create your station →Pick from a curated collection
BBC, The New York Times, The Verge — hundreds of feeds ready to add. Or paste any RSS URL. Already get newsletters by email? Forward them to your Sounday address and they show up automatically. No re-subscribing.
Shape how it sounds
Daily briefing, Deep Dive, Spotlight, two-host conversation. Pick a format. Pick a tone. Sounday records itself.
Runs on your schedule
Pick a time. Your briefing is generated and waiting before you need it. No recording. No editing. Nothing else required.
Share with your colleagues
Made a station your colleagues would find useful? Share the link or invite them to follow it. Everyone gets the same episodes in their own player. Nothing to set up on their end.
Built for how
you actually read.
Too much to read, not enough time. A few ways people use it.
If your inbox is already full
Your industry in 5 minutes
You follow 10 newsletters about your field but rarely get through them. Sounday compiles them into one morning listen so you show up already caught up. No reading required.
Morning Briefing
5 min · Today
1:525:00
Follow a new topic without blocking your mornings
You got interested in climate policy, AI, or geopolitics. Add a few feeds, get a focused briefing. Stay informed without committing hours to it.
Same story, different angles
Add BBC World Service, Le Monde, and a local outlet to one station. Your briefing shows how different parts of the world see the same events — one listen, your language.
See what others
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Questions
The questions that usually come up before a new 5-minute daily habit clicks.
What can I turn into a briefing?+
Newsletters, RSS feeds, anything you already follow. The more sources you add, the richer the briefing.
How long is the daily briefing?+
About 5 minutes by default. You can also choose a Deep Dive (longer, single topic), Spotlight (short, one story), or a two-host conversation format, so the length fits your habit.
Where can I listen?+
In Telegram, through RSS in any podcast player (Overcast, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts), or inside the Sounday app when you want more context behind the story.
Can I use my own podcast player?+
Yes. Every Sounday station has a private RSS feed URL you can drop into any podcast player that accepts RSS. No extra app required.
What if I only have 2–3 newsletters?+
That's plenty. Fewer sources just means a tighter briefing, which is often better.
What happens to my newsletters and data?+
Your sources stay private unless you make a station public. Your newsletters are used to generate your briefing and never shared or sold.
Is Sounday free right now?+
Yes. Free during beta.