Sunup · Morning news digest by text
Everything you need to know today, in one text
Get a neutral, two-minute summary of the top U.S. and world news texted to your phone every morning.
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Sunup · Today 7:00 AM
Sample text
Good morning. Your Sunup briefing:
Top U.S. story: one plain sentence on what happened.
World: one plain sentence on what happened.
Business: one plain sentence on what happened.
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The news comes to you. You do not go looking for it.
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A text arrives each morning
The top U.S. and world headlines, written as short, neutral summaries. It lands in your regular text thread, not in an inbox or an app.
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Read it in about two minutes
Finish before your coffee does, then get on with the day. Want out? Reply STOP at any time.
Sample format · not real news
What a Sunup morning text looks like
This is a placeholder layout showing the shape of the digest: short, ordered by importance, and free of opinion. Real headlines begin when texting launches.
- U.S.
- The biggest domestic story of the morning, in one or two sentences: who, what, and what happens next.
- World
- The leading international development, stated plainly, with the context you need to follow it.
- Business
- What moved in the economy or markets, without the jargon.
- Also
- One more item worth knowing before you start your day.
Informed without opening an app or an inbox.
What is covered, and why you can rely on it
Sunup is for people who want to stay informed without the noise of push alerts, crowded inboxes and endless feeds. We keep the promise small so we can keep it well: the top news, stated neutrally, once each morning.
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Top U.S. headlines
The stories shaping the day at home.
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World news
The major developments abroad that matter to Americans.
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Neutral wording
Facts first. Summaries describe what happened, not what to think about it.
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Short by design
Built to be read in about two minutes.
Questions, answered plainly
How often will I get a text?
Once a day, every morning. One message with the top news, readable in about two minutes.
What does it cost?
Joining the launch list is free. Pricing for the texting service has not been announced, and we will tell you before anything is charged. Standard message and data rates from your carrier may apply.
Is texting live yet?
Not yet. Today you can join the launch list with your mobile number, and we will message you when daily texts begin.
How do I unsubscribe?
Reply STOP to any Sunup text and you are removed. No forms, no login.
Will the news be one-sided?
The goal is neutral, fact-first summaries that say what happened and leave the opinions out.
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