QuickCramms: the new way of knowing what's what

We've all been there - we wake up waaaaay later than we're supposed to.... and realize we forgot to set our alarm. In that case, who has time to check their email? We certainly don't. 

That's why we invented QuickCramms: short, snappy headlines texted to you each day. Each QuickCramms is linked to our snippet of the scoop, so if you're dying to know more, info is right at your fingertips. 

NOTE: QuickCramms is only for users that have iPhones. (Sorry Samsung or Android users, we're working on it.) Also, QuickCramms get to you a little bit later in the summer 'cause theCramm likes to hit the snooze button. Thanks thanks thanks. 

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QuickCramms FAQs

Is QuickCramms only for peeps short on time?

No way! If you want to sign up for both QuickCramms and theCramm, be our guest. Each sign up form now comes with an option to enter your phone number as well, making it super-duper easy for anyone to join. At the same time, just because you sign up for theCramm doesn't mean you have to sign up for QuickCramms, too (or vice versa).

How do QuickCramms work?

Each morning, you'll get a text highlighting all the important scoop of the day. There'll be about five or so headlines (ie "Nestle Opens Specialty Sushi Sweet Shop in Japan") for you to read up on, giving you a quick way to get in the know-how. And if you decide you've just got to know more - click the provided link to read the day's Cramm.

How do I unsubscribe?

If you want to unsubscribe just text "unsubscribe" in response to one of your QuickCramms. It's okay, we'll try not to cry. 

​I like to sleep in. Why do QuickCramms arrive so early?

We hear you. We always send out your daily text up to five minutes after theCramm is sent out, which is anywhere from 6:45am to 7:20am (Pacific Time Zone). ICYDK, we wake up at 5am everyday to write theCramm before heading off to school. Which means we try to send everything out ASAP. If this is too early for you, theCramm might be more your speed.