You set Clove up once — five minutes, honestly — and the fox takes the reading shift from there. Here's the whole thing, no hand-waving.
Paste links to the writers you already trust: Substacks, blogs, newsletters, YouTube channels, podcasts. No discovery algorithm, no "people also follow" — your sources are the whole universe the fox reads from.
Got a tangled inbox or a 200-channel subscription list instead? Forward a few newsletters or paste your YouTube subscriptions — I'll work out who you actually follow.
Your sources · 8
Next up: X/Twitter and Instagram sources. The fox is practicing his scroll.
Not tags. Not sliders. A few plain-English sentences about what you want more of and what you're done with. The fox reads it the way a smart friend would.
You can edit it whenever — and every "more like this" or "skip these" I get in Telegram quietly sharpens it.
Your taste profile
"Deep takes on AI strategy, no hype. Science videos that earn their runtime, skip the shorts. Keep the occasional great essay about anything, and anything Levine writes about ETFs."
Once a day, the fox reports to your Telegram: each pick — essay, post, or video — gets one line on why it cleared your bar, and a link. Most days that's two or three things. Some days it's none — and I'll say so instead of padding.
Everything I skipped stays skimmable on request. Spoiler: you won't ask.
A visual proof of why convolutions show up everywhere — the rare 22 minutes that earns all 22.
Just the one today. I read 19 posts and watched 7 videos; the rest were fine. Fine isn't the bar.
Same sources, two different tastes. Flip the profile and watch what the fox sends — and what it leaves on the cutting-room floor.
Your taste profile
“Deep takes on AI strategy and markets. I want the analysis nobody else is doing — skip launch hype, science explainers, and consumer gadget news.”
Read 6 sources · sending you 3
Levine on a weird ETF mechanic — exactly the markets nerdery you asked for, and funnier than it has any right to be.
A structural read on how the AI model layer reshapes the business — strategy, not hype. Squarely your lane.
Three hours with a frontier-lab researcher — but the middle 40 minutes on training economics is the real one. I'll point you there.
That's everything today. I read 6 things; these 3 were worth you.
Same sources, different taste — the feed bends to you, not the other way around.
Most reading apps are engagement machines wearing a cardigan. Clove is defined as much by what it won't build as what it will.
Deliveries end. “That’s everything today” is a feature.
No streaks, no badges, no “you’re on fire!” Nothing is on fire.
The fox recommends from your sources and your taste — not a lookalike audience.
There is no pile. If you missed a day, you missed nothing you’d have wanted.
One delivery a day. That’s the contract.
No ads, no sponsored slots in your deliveries, no data resale. You’re the customer, not the product.
Five minutes of setup, then the fox reads forever. Start free.