BrainFeed: Turning Doomscrolling into Learning

If you struggle with focus or find yourself opening apps out of boredom, this is a practical way to implement a "learning-first" AI workflow into your daily routine. It basically treats your curiosity like a social media algorithm—feeding you high-value information in a format that feels familiar and low-friction. Getting Started

Since this is designed to intercept the "scroll," the setup is straightforward:

1. Connect your primary interests or the topics you're currently studying.

2. Configure the feed to prioritize specific sources or knowledge bases.

3. Replace your usual "empty time" apps with the BrainFeed interface.

Is it worth it?

For anyone trying to build a consistent reading habit without the friction of searching for articles manually, this is a win. It removes the "decision fatigue" of choosing what to learn next. It's not a replacement for deep work or a full-blown course, but as a tool for continuous micro-learning, it's a solid addition to a digital productivity stack.

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