About
What arrives
daily sends one letter a day. Pick from five items — English travel phrases, Japanese travel phrases, quotes, a happy sentence, AI news — and only what you picked arrives, in one email.
There is no account and no app. Enter an address, press the button in the confirmation email, and that is it. Everything after that is managed from links inside the letters.
You choose 06:00, 09:00, 12:00, 15:00, 18:00 or 21:00 Korean time. You can change it whenever you like, and however many items you pick it stays one email a day.
How the content is made
Content is not generated per subscriber. Each item is written once a day and everyone receives the same thing, so the cost does not grow with the list.
Drafts are written by AI (a large language model). A person then reads each one and approves it. Nothing unapproved is ever sent.
Quotes are where AI invents things most easily. Every quote must carry the year the author died and a source, and anything a person cannot verify is rejected.
Sources and licensing
| Item | Source and licence |
|---|---|
| English and Japanese travel phrases | the phrases and examples are written fresh with AI, then read and polished line by line by a person. Nothing is copied from phrasebooks or commercial dictionaries. The Korean pronunciation is an approximation of the sound, not a phonetic transcription. |
| Quotes | only people whose work is in the public domain, seventy years after the author died. The original and a fresh translation made with AI are shown with the person, the work and the year. No living authors, no borrowed translations. |
| Happy sentence | written fresh with AI, not quoted. A person reads them and sends only the ones they pick. |
| AI news | headline, the outlet name, a link to the original and a short summary written fresh (three lines plus one line on why it matters). Summaries are drafted by AI, reviewed by a person and written fresh rather than copied from the article. No body text is copied and no images are taken. The outlets are GeekNews, Yozm IT, AI Times, Byline Network and the Google AI Blog. |
Who runs this
One person built it and runs it.
Ideas go to the address below. Stopping the letters and deleting your details are done on the My subscription page.