Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm the solo maker behind Anti Noise. This started as an embarrassing personal problem: I was saving 20+ articles a week and remembering almost none of them. My read-it-later list wasn't a library — it was a graveyard. And when Pocket shut down last year, it hit me that a nicer place to hoard links was never going to fix that. The problem was never saving. It was remembering. There's a deeper itch too. We live in a feed designed to make us consume endlessly and retain nothing — the perfect recipe for brainrot. I wanted the opposite: a small, healthy hit of dopamine each day that comes from actually learning something, starting with the simplest ideas. Not doomscrolling. Not 47 open tabs. Just one thing you understand a little better than yesterday. So I built the tool I wished existed. How Anti Noise works: - 📥 Save anything via the Share Extension — article, note, screenshot, from any app - 🧠 AI writes a 5-part Feynman summary (plain explanation, analogy, knowledge gaps, real example, deeper question) — built for understanding, not skimming - 🔁 It auto-generates spaced-repetition flashcards (the same SM-2 algorithm as Anki) so you review exactly what you're about to forget - ☀️ A Daily Knowledge item gives you that small daily win — learn one simple thing, build the streak, fight the brainrot - 🎓 Deep Learn turns any topic into a guided 7-day course It's local-first, bilingual (EN + VI), and the AI is built in — no API key, just sign in and go. Honest disclaimers: it's iOS-only for now (iPhone & iPad), and I'm one person building this in public. The free tier is genuinely usable; Pro unlocks unlimited + Deep Learn. I'd love your brutal feedback — especially: 1. Does "summary → flashcards" actually change whether you remember things for you? 2. What would make you trust an app with your reading list after Pocket? I'll be here all day answering everything. Thank you for checking it out 🙏 https://apps.apple.com/app/anti-...

Anti Noise

Cut the noise. Focus on what matters.

Cut the noise. Focus on what matters.