About
Newsletters are good. Your work inbox is a bad place to read them. They arrive between invoices and calendar invites, get buried by Tuesday, and you read maybe three of the dozen you signed up for.
Nevarro gives them their own home — and helps you find better ones.
Search the directory by topic, title, or writer, with no account needed, and subscribe in one click from inside the app. No forwarding rules, no Gmail filters, no setup.
Your issues land in a focused inbox tabbed by Unread, Today, and category, ranked by what you actually read rather than what arrived last. No threads, no reply button, no unread badge following you around. Read them in light, dark, sepia, or high-contrast, with a table of contents for long issues and text-to-speech when you'd rather listen.
Stacks let you group newsletters by subject instead of by sender. Add one, and Nevarro suggests others covering the same thing you don't follow yet. Turn any stack into a link that opens without an account, or browse stacks other readers have built and subscribe to the whole shelf at once.
It also handles the parts nobody else does. One button runs a three-tier unsubscribe cascade — RFC 8058 one-click, mailto fallback, then a headless browser for the ones that insist you log in. You get monthly spend across your paid subscriptions, your real cost per issue you actually opened, and a straight answer on which ones to cancel. Plus reading stats: streaks, time-on-issue, top senders, and a day-by-hour heatmap.
Nevarro only handles newsletters routed to it. No mailbox-wide scanning, no password sharing. Export or delete everything whenever you want. Funded by subscriptions, not advertisers.
Works with any newsletter that arrives by email — Substack, beehiiv, Ghost, ConvertKit, or a plain mailing list. Full web app in any browser, with a daily digest on your schedule. Native mobile apps and a browser clipper are in development.
Free for everyone during public beta.