Noscroll AI bot is pitching a simple idea: let artificial intelligence handle the scrolling while users receive only the updates that matter. The new startup offers a service that monitors social feeds, news sites, blogs, and online conversations, then sends personalized summaries and alerts by text message.
How Noscroll AI Bot Works
Users can start by texting the service directly, after which they receive a link to connect their X account. That connection gives the platform access to likes, bookmarks, followed accounts, and posts, helping it understand what content matters most to each user.
The company says the bot uses multiple off-the-shelf AI models running on its own infrastructure. Those systems are customized through prompting so the assistant develops its own communication style and voice.
Users can then tell the bot in natural language what topics they want to follow and what they want filtered out. The service responds with a sample digest based on those preferences.
Beyond Social Media Feeds
Noscroll AI bot is not limited to X. According to the company, it also gathers information from news websites, Reddit, Hacker News, Substack, blogs, research papers, local politics, and other sources. Users can even recommend specific sources they want monitored.
Instead of checking multiple apps all day, subscribers receive curated digests at a schedule that suits them. Some may prefer weekly updates, while heavier news followers can choose multiple alerts each day.
Each digest includes links and short AI summaries. Users can open full articles in their browser or continue the conversation by replying to the bot with follow-up questions.
Built by a Former OpenSea Executive
Founder Nadav Hollander, previously CTO at OpenSea after selling his decentralized finance startup to the company in 2022, said he created the product because of his complicated relationship with X. He described the platform as informative and entertaining, but also culturally toxic and draining.
That frustration led to the idea of staying informed without spending hours inside social feeds. Hollander launched the service publicly just days ago.
Pricing and Early Use Cases
The service currently costs $9.99 per month. New users can receive a free sample digest and test the platform for seven days before deciding whether to continue. The company said pricing models may evolve over time.
While tech news is an obvious use case, users are reportedly tracking everything from anime industry updates and Kyoto restaurant openings to job listings, layoffs, local politics, and events. Hollander said the product is especially useful for people who need to stay highly informed for professional reasons.
Early Momentum for Noscroll AI Bot
The startup says adoption has been quick and investor interest has already followed. Hollander built the product with an open-source developer known as @z0age on X, though the team has not yet decided what to do with incoming attention.
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