Too many emails? Switch to the Weekly Digest

Mirko Froehlich

28 Mar 2026 — 1 min read

Mechanical owl delivering the weekly digest

If the daily startup ideas are crowding your inbox, I have good news — you can now switch to a weekly cadence.

Every Saturday, you will get a single email summarizing the week's overarching trends, along with a quick list of the daily ideas. You can scan the summary and only click through to the specific deep dives that catch your eye.

Here is an example of what it looks like:

GammaVibe Weekly — March 22–28, 2026

This week’s startup blueprints: DatumShift, Relay, Censeo, SylvanGuard, Acta, Torque

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The weekly digest is configured as a separate newsletter. Everyone receives this by default, giving you full control to tune your subscriptions based on your preferences. If the daily posts are too much, simply unsubscribe from the daily newsletter and keep only the weekly one active.

-Mirko

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