How it works

Follow a curation, and each new issue comes to you.

A curator publishes on one subject, on a schedule they set. Each issue is six links, an editorial on how they connect, and a TL;DR.

Curation: A subject someone publishes on, and what you subscribe to. It has a curator and a schedule.
Issue: One edition of a curation: six links, an editorial and a TL;DR.
Coverage: The share of recent worldwide news on a subject that your subscriptions reach.

For readers

Reading

01
Find a curation
Browse by subject, or search in your own words. Search matches on meaning.
02
Subscribe
Free issues are open to anyone. Subscribing takes an account, and paid curations bill monthly through Stripe.
03
Read each issue
New issues from your subscriptions arrive on Home, by the day they were published.

For curators

01
Start a curation
Choose a subject, a name, and how often you will publish.
02
Build an issue
Add six links: articles, videos or podcast episodes. CurEight fills in each title, source and length, then drafts the editorial and TL;DR for you to edit.
03
Publish
Publish now or schedule it. Keep it free, charge a monthly price, or offer both. Payouts go to your own Stripe account.

Questions

What is in an issue?: Six links on one subject, each an article, a video or a podcast episode. The curator adds an editorial on how they connect, and a TL;DR of the main points across all six.
What does a subscription cost?: The curator sets the price, and many curations are free. Paid subscriptions bill monthly through Stripe, and you can cancel any time from Subscriptions.
How is AI used?: It drafts a first editorial and TL;DR from the curator's six links, and it powers search. The curator edits the draft before anything is published.
What is Coverage?: CurEight follows a worldwide news index and groups it into stories. Coverage shows what share of those stories your subscriptions reach, and suggests curations unlike the ones you read. It compares against news, so it measures a curation's articles.

Find a curator worth following, or start one of your own.