My first impression of BrainFeed: This might actually replace my doomscrolling.

I’ve been using BrainFeed as one of its early users, and I didn’t expect to enjoy it this much.

At first, I thought, “It’s an app for learning this is probably going to get boring after a few minutes.”

I was wrong.

The app doesn’t just throw information at you. It gives you a goal to learn toward, and somehow that makes every swipe feel rewarding. It scratches the same itch as social media, except you’re actually making progress instead of losing time.

One thing that really stood out is the AI-generated visuals. They’re unique, eye-catching, and make each topic feel more immersive rather than just reading blocks of text.

The cards themselves are surprisingly fresh too. I haven’t felt like I’m seeing the same recycled facts over and over. It keeps surfacing niche insights, unexpected connections, and genuinely interesting information that makes you want to keep scrolling.

It’s one of the few apps where I finish a session feeling like I actually gained something.

If this is what the early version looks like, I’m excited to see where it goes.