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Say Goodbye to Doomscrolling

Noscroll is here to curate your content, leaving AI news and human drama for you to digest at your leisure.

Nadav Hollander, a tech veteran from OpenSea, has created Noscroll, an AI bot that promises to save users from the toxic cycle of social media. The service monitors your feeds and sends you curated summaries via text.


With a simple setup, users can connect their accounts, define their interests and receive news digests at their preferred frequency. The bot’s learning algorithm adapts over time to better match user preferences, making it an invaluable tool for staying informed without the emotional toll of constant scrolling.


The versatile application extends beyond tech news, appealing to a wide range of users from reality TV enthusiasts to local political followers. Hollander is surprised by how many niche interests Noscroll has already covered, including anime industry news and restaurant openings in Kyoto.


As for the future, Noscroll could experiment with variable pricing and expand to other messaging platforms. For now, it costs $9.99 a month but offers a free trial period to get users accustomed to its personalized service. With fast adoption and early investor interest, Noscroll is poised to revolutionize how we consume digital information.

Original source:  https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/23/meet-noscroll-an-ai-bot-that-does-your-doomscrolling-for-you/
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