The usual way
Connect your inbox, and a startup holds a key to school letters, payslips, and password resets. One breach, and all of it travels.
A UK morning brief
The newsletters you meant to read, ready before the kettle boils.
Pick the UK letters and the brands you already like. They arrive at a private address that belongs to you. Each morning, one short brief on WhatsApp or Telegram, and a page for the kitchen table.
- Inbox access
- None
- Sources to start
- 16
- Channels
- 3
07:32Kettlebrief
Monday 2 November
Morning. 4 stories, 2 real deals.
1. Half-term clubs open a second window
2. A London chip designer lifts its guide
3. High-street visits dipped in October
John Lewis
Wool overcoat · £89
Lowest we've seen since Sep.
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Kettlebrief
There is nothing to connect. The letters you choose are delivered to a private address. Your own inbox stays where it is.
How it works
Three steps, then it gets out of the way.
01
You pick
Family deals, tech, business, sport. A starter set takes about a minute. You can add a letter or drop one later.
02
They write to you
Each person gets a private address. Paste it into the signup yourself. We never try to beat a CAPTCHA.
03
One brief
Stories first. A deal only when the price is lower than the ones that brand has already emailed. Then it stops.
Sample brief
What lands before breakfast.
Numbered stories, the source named, and deals underneath. This is the shape of the morning page.
Open the full editionMonday 2 November
Morning. 4 stories, 2 real deals.
- 1
Family & Deals
Half-term clubs open a second booking window
Good Housekeeping UK
- 2
Tech & AI
A London chip designer lifts its full-year guide
Sifted
- 3
Business
High-street visits dipped in a wet October
City A.M.
Real deals only. Skipped 2 "sales" that weren't price drops.
The catalogue
Four sections, to begin.
6
Family & Deals
Money tips, household names, and the shops you already use.
4
Tech & AI
UK tech, product, and the AI stories that survive the hype.
3
Business
Markets, companies, and the morning note before work.
3
Sport
The result, the row, and why it mattered.
Real deals only
A sale is a price, not a headline.
Prices come only from the brand emails you receive. If we have not seen this product enough times, we say so. If the price has not moved, it does not get a slot. We never claim it is the cheapest in the country. We say what we have seen, and since when.
John Lewis
Crombie wool overcoat
£140£89
Lowest we've seen since we started tracking in Sep.
Left out: ceramic table lamp, £45, same as the last email. Skipped 2 "sales" today.
Pricing
One brief. Two ways to get it.
Telegram and the web edition are free. Morning adds WhatsApp and the full catalogue.
Free
£0
- Telegram and the web edition
- Up to five sources
- The real-deals line, once there is history
Morning
£4.99
a month
- WhatsApp as well
- The whole catalogue
- Still one brief a day, still reply stop
Questions, answered plainly.
Put the kettle on.
Your newsletters and the brands you already buy from, in one morning brief.