Hulry is a personal productivity newsletter from a software engineer and business owner who shares practical methods for working better, such as auditing and automating draining tasks and taming phone distractions. Each issue walks through a concrete system the author has tested, with step-by-step guidance readers can adapt.
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Recomendo is a weekly newsletter of six brief personal recommendations of cool products, apps, websites, sounds, and books, each drawn from the editors' own experience. Readers get short, curated finds they can try right away, plus a Christmas issue featuring subscriber picks.
Sébastien Dubois writes about personal organization, personal knowledge management and Obsidian, including his own plugins and vault systems. Readers get mental models for sorting work, detailed plugin release notes with performance figures, and curated reference lists of PKM concepts.
A newsletter offering practical guides and prompts for using AI in everyday work, such as turning vague tasks into next actions, drafting one-page strategies, and testing AI research tools. Issues combine cited research and productivity frameworks with prompts, some of which are behind a paywall.
Richard Lemon writes practical, first-person posts for frontend developers on topics like logging food via a chat interface to Cronometer, analysing his server logs for AI crawler traffic, and managing sync across two Macs. Each issue shares concrete setups, measurements and the failure modes he ran into.
One short email a week with hand-picked newsletters from the index. Free, no spam, unsubscribe anytime.
