What if your feed could actually make you smarter?

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We built Tidbit around a simple observation:

We already spend a huge amount of time scrolling.

We discover AI concepts, psychology ideas, finance tips, history facts, books, startups, and random things we're curious about.

But most of it disappears almost as quickly as we consume it.

Traditional learning platforms solve this by asking us to commit more time.

Feeds solve the attention problem, but usually optimize for engagement.

We wanted to try something in between.

Tidbit is a personalized knowledge feed where you choose what you're curious about and get bite-sized ideas you can read, listen to, save, and explore.

The part we're most excited about is Adaptive Depth.

Instead of giving everyone the same level of content, Tidbit can gradually go deeper as you demonstrate understanding.

Try it here:

View the product hunt page here:

For example:

What is AI?

How do neural networks learn?

How does backpropagation work?

Why do some models generalize better?

The goal isn't to make you spend more time scrolling.

It's to make the time you already spend scrolling worth remembering.

We're early, and we'd genuinely love to know:

Would you use a feed designed around curiosity and retention instead of entertainment?

What would make you come back to it every day?


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