A newsletter for newsletters, and ofcourse, only the best! I dig this idea, @quinto_quarto1 How about adding some categories as well? Like tech, literature, business, etc.

Inbox World is a nice addition to the newsletter discovery ecosystem. I like the serendipity of spotting stuff here that I haven't yet seen, and discovering interesting new newsletters to read, in a manageable and finite way. Has an added benefit of a simple community Reddit-like upvote, which will get more and more useful as more people use it.

Hey Product Hunters, sharing something I've been working on. I love reading new voices and I try to subscribe to a lot of newsletters. But I don't know where to start most of the time. It feels like there's a lot of amazing content hidden away in the inbox, just out of reach. I want to chip away at some of the problems of discovery and trust. Where do you start to find something interesting to read? And how do you know it's any good? With Inbox World, you can submit and upvote the best of Substack and similar platforms. There are three views: TRENDING, NEWEST, and POPULAR. The goal is to build a community around the best independent writing and give the creators the kind of audiences they deserve. It's a Product Hunt for newsletters! This is a passion project. I work extensively on newsletter product in daylight hours (for companies like Gannett, Adweek, etc), formerly a writer and a visiting Nieman fellow at Harvard. I think newsletters are an insight into the future of media. Inbox World is open to all; no logins, no ads, no premium tiers. Everything is on one page. This is a MVP and new community features are on their way. I just added an automated email that sends you the most upvoted links weekly — a newsletter for newsletters. PLEASE SIGN UP! Would love to hear what you think in the comments below. Thanks for reading. PS: If you want to chat about this idea or are interested in working together, I’d love to talk. Ping me here or send me an email at kabir.chibber@gmail.com

I think a controversial category or tag could be interesting. It would spark conversation.

this is an excellent concept, any curatorial platform that helps separate noise from signal in this vast ocean of content gets high marks from me