Noscroll AI Bot Ends Doomscrolling: Curated News Digests Delivered via Text for Busy Professionals

A groundbreaking AI bot called Noscroll has launched, promising to handle users' endless scrolling through social media and news feeds.

Developed by ex-OpenSea CTO Nadav Hollander and open-source developer @z0age, it delivers personalized news summaries directly to your phone.

How Noscroll Replaces Doomscrolling

Users simply chat with the bot to specify topics of interest and exclusions, receiving tailored digests via text.

The AI scans diverse sources like news sites, Reddit, Hacker News, Substack, and research papers for relevant updates.

Digests arrive at user-set cadences, from multiple times daily to weekly, complete with links and concise AI-generated summaries.

For breaking news, Noscroll sends immediate alerts, while users can reply with questions or add it to group chats.

From OpenSea to Anti-Scroll Innovation

Nadav Hollander created Noscroll during a break from OpenSea, frustrated by the toxic yet informative nature of platforms like X.

The tool appeals to professionals needing to stay informed on niche beats, such as anime news or local politics, without the mental drain.

Early adopters track job listings, layoffs, and events, praising its role as a reliable 'deputy' for online vigilance.

Priced at $9.99 monthly with a free trial, it's available now at noscroll.com.

Future of Mindful Information Consumption

Future plans include broader messaging app support and refined AI learning from user feedback.

By curating 'just signal' without ragebait, Noscroll could redefine how we consume news, reducing brainrot in an always-on world.