TWITTER'S SHUTTERED REVUE, REINVENTED

Turn tweets into newsletters

Most of your followers miss your updates due to timezone differences, being offline, and the algorithm.

You can't control X (Twitter). But you can control your email list.

Insider.email helps you:
💚 Select your best tweets
💚 Add optional additional commentary
💚 Quickly and easily build an email newsletter for your "insiders"

Works with Mailchimp, Convertkit, Constant Contact, Sendinblue, MailerLite, Sendy and other popular newsletter service providers.

No cost. No sign up required. No sign in required.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Insider.email and how is it different from Twitter's shuttered Revue service?

What was Revue?

Revue was a service acquired by Twitter in January 2021 that helped content creators build deeper relationships with their audience by turning tweets into newsletters.

Twitter shuttered Revue under Elon's watch in January 2023.

Is Insider.email a Revue clone?

Sort of.

Insider.email takes care of the HTML and CSS, and — like Revue in the past — makes your newsletter beautiful and readable on laptops and mobile phones alike.

But Insider.email doesn't send the emails for you.

Why doesn't Insider.email help you send newsletters?

Revue's deliverability was terrible. Email went undelivered. And what was delivered often hit the spam folder.

Instead of sending emails for you, we'll guide you on which email service providers you can use with your newsletter.

Who built Insider.email?

Michael Cyger built Insider.email.

He started using Revue in 2022 and loved it. But when Revue closed down in 2023, he built his own version of it.

He named it Insider.email after spending a lot of time researching naming options.

And Michael Cyger is offering Insider.email for free?

Yes. Insider.email is 100% free.

It's his way of giving back to the creator community.

Plus, he's using it for his weekly newsletter, CygerSays.com

No sign up or sign in? How is that possible?

Insider.email uses local storage on your browser to store preferences information and your current newsletter draft.

Since we don't store your personal information on our server, we don't need to build a login/authorization system.

Can I offer a newsletter archive through Insider.email?

Insider.email is only a tool for building email newsletters.

If you want to offer an archive of newsletters, the application you use for sending your newsletters can do that.

Which application should I use for sending my newsletters?

There are too many to count.

You can use a fully-hosted service like Mailchimp, or a self-hosted software application like Sendy.co.

Don’t you use AI?

In the future, we might include AI to help choose the most relevant tweets, write and draft commentaries for you, and suggest headings. But for now it's all you — you got this.

What if I have a suggestion?

We'd love to hear it.

Tag @InsiderEmail on Twitter or email us at support@insider.email.

Can I use this on Instagram and Facebook too?

Currently, no.

But if you’re interested, please be sure to send us a message on Twitter so that we can collect data on feature interest levels.

Have another question?