Your private morning intelligence briefing
Geopolitics and markets, briefed to you every morning.
Every morning, The Daily Debrief reads dozens of the world’s most trusted news desks and compiles one personal briefing on the forces moving world affairs and markets, ordered around your priorities, written to fit your reading time, with every claim linked to the original reporting. One email. No feed, no ads, no noise.
7 days free, then from $54/year. Cancel anytime online, in two clicks. Founding seats are limited to 100 and lock half-price for as long as you stay.
The world, in the time you have.
Compiled from reporting by
Reuters · AP · BBC · The Guardian · Le Monde · Der Spiegel · El País · NHK World · Al Jazeera · SCMP
…and 40+ international desks. See our sourcing standard →
How it works
Your briefing, built fresh every morning. Here’s exactly how.
You set the brief.
Pick your topics: geopolitics, markets, the economy, and anything else you follow. Rank them. Set your read time, from 5 to 45 minutes. Choose your delivery hour. Two minutes, once.
We read the world.
Every morning, dozens of trusted desks, from Reuters, AP, and the BBC to Le Monde, Der Spiegel, El País, NHK, and more, are scanned, deduplicated, and weighed for what actually matters to your brief.
You get one briefing.
A single, coherent edition at the hour you choose: your priorities first, plus the stories no serious reader can afford to miss. Every claim links back to the original reporting, so you can always check for yourself.
Our sourcing standard
If we can’t link it, we don’t print it.
Plenty of tools will summarize the news. Almost none will show you where every sentence came from. The Daily Debrief is built on a hard rule: nothing appears in your briefing without a link to the original reporting.
Read the full standard, including exactly how each edition is made →
Every claim, sourced. Each story carries links to the outlets that reported it. Click through and judge the original for yourself.
Compiled fresh, and stamped. Each edition states when it was compiled and how many sources it drew on. No recycled copy, no evergreen filler.
A briefing, not a feed. No ads, no algorithmic scroll, no engagement bait. One finite email that ends, and gives you your morning back.
A desk you can reach. Reply to any edition and a human reads it. Spot an error and we'll check it against the sources and set the record straight.
Built around you
Their front page covers everyone. Yours covers you.
The world’s best newspapers decide what a million readers should see. The Daily Debrief starts from the opposite end: what do you follow, how much time do you have, and when do you read?
Your topics, ranked. Markets first and China policy second, or the reverse: your top priority leads the briefing every day.
Your time budget, honored. A real contract. A thirty-minute briefing reads like a proper morning paper; a ten-minute one respects a busy day.
Your hour, your timezone. On the doorstep at 6am or with coffee at 8, it arrives when you told it to.
Global desks, one view. Reporting from across borders and languages, translated and attributed, never just one country's version of events.
From our founding readers
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“I've read the Journal for thirty years. This is the first thing that's ever organized my morning around what I actually follow.”
“Twenty-five minutes with coffee and I've covered the bond market, China, and the Gulf, with the links right there when I want the full story.”
“What sold me is that every claim is linked. I stopped trusting summaries years ago; this one shows its work.”
Pricing
A fraction of a single newspaper subscription.
A Wall Street Journal subscription runs about $460 a year; The Economist about $250, and each hands you their front page. The Daily Debrief is $108 a year at full price, for one briefing built around your priorities from 40+ global desks.
Annual · locked while you stay
That’s $4.50/month: half the public price, for as long as you stay.
Every subscription starts with a 7-day free trial: card required, nothing charged until the trial ends, and we email you two days before. Founding: $54/year, limited to 100 seats, locked for as long as you stay, with a 14-day trial. Otherwise $12/month or $108/year.
Start your briefing free →Limited founding spots. Cancel online anytime, in two clicks, no phone calls, no retention scripts.
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Start tomorrow informed.
Read a sample edition, then set your topics. Your first briefing lands tomorrow morning. 7 days free, then from $54/year. Cancel anytime online.