7 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
Birchtree is a personal blog by a long-time tech writer covering Apple, technology and AI, with reflective essays and commentary on media and public claims. Recent issues mix sharp critiques of 'nobody knows this' overconfidence with a personal retrospective on sixteen years of blogging.
Nat Eliason's newsletter mixes announcements for his sci-fi novella The Birth of Paradise with longer personal essays on fiction craft, storytelling structure, and the writing process. Readers get updates on his books alongside thoughtful breakdowns of why stories like Frozen work or fail.
LEAP:IN is the content platform of the LEAP tech community, publishing sponsored-style features on regional tech startups such as Daleela and Lisan, plus explainers on AI topics like synthetic data. Readers get company profiles, growth figures and accessible overviews of tech trends, mostly with a Middle East focus.
Andrew Yeung's newsletter pairs a short personal essay each issue on career, kindness and building in tech with a dense list of NYC and SF founder events, dinners and summits. Readers get a personal take on career growth and an overview of the founder networking scene, though the excerpts are heavily promotional.
A business and tech newsletter covering AI infrastructure, startup funding rounds and valuations, and AI tool tutorials, with frequent promotion of its own workshops and advertising. Readers get market news framed as analysis plus promotional offers for courses and sponsorships.
A job-listing newsletter from Jordan that curates open roles at venture-backed startups in tech, consumer and entertainment, often with hundreds of openings per issue across US cities. It also promotes the a16z speedrun Alpha Fellowship for students and recent grads and occasionally features founder Q&As.
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