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Dayscroll is a personalized news feed for anything you want to follow. Track topics across the internet, follow specific sources directly, or combine both in one feed. Dayscroll helps you stay updated without repeatedly searching or getting pulled into irrelevant information.

Describe what interests you in plain English. Dayscroll monitors the internet across the open web, news, YouTube, and X, then delivers a fresh set of results every day. Nothing is hidden because it ranks lower—everything is ordered by how closely it matches your original description.

A topic tracker continuously looks for new information about a subject you describe. Your topic can be broad or highly specific, and you can explain which aspects interest you most. Dayscroll uses that description to find new results and order them according to their relevance to you.

For example, you could track developments in humanoid robotics while focusing specifically on machine-learning challenges and placing speculative discussions about AI consciousness at the bottom.

A source tracker follows specific news websites, publications, blogs, or creators and brings their latest items into your Dayscroll feed. It is a modern alternative to a traditional RSS feed—with a better interface and simpler ways to follow, organize, and revisit what matters to you. If you already use RSS feeds, source tracking will feel familiar but much easier to manage.

You can track almost any subject that produces new information online—from technology, science, business, markets, and world events to a company, creator, industry, hobby, product, or highly specialized interest.

You are not limited to predefined categories. Simply describe what you want to stay updated on in your own words.

Yes. Source trackers let you follow specific sources directly, much like a modern RSS reader. Add or remove news websites, publications, blogs, creators, and other supported sources, and their latest content will appear in your Dayscroll feed.

Dayscroll doesn’t decide which results are allowed into your feed. Every result your trackers find is included, so potentially useful information isn’t discarded.

Dayscroll simply orders everything by how closely it matches your original description. You can begin with the most relevant results while keeping the full picture available.

Dayscroll gives you one focused feed built around the topics and sources you intentionally choose. Instead of opening multiple websites, scanning unrelated headlines, or entering an engagement-driven social feed, you can begin with the results most relevant to you.

You spend less time searching and sorting—and less time being pulled into advertisements, recommendations, and information rabbit holes.

Yes. Dayscroll is a Google Alerts alternative for people who want more than notifications based on a search term.

Describe exactly what interests you in plain English, including the particular angles you care about. Dayscroll monitors the open web, news, YouTube, and X, then presents all the results in a feed ordered by how closely they match your description.

Yes. Dayscroll is a Google News alternative for people who want a feed built around their specific interests rather than a general mix of headlines and recommendations.

You define exactly what you want to follow. Dayscroll then brings together relevant articles, videos, podcasts, posts, and other updates from across the internet.

Yes. Dayscroll is a modern RSS reader alternative that lets you follow both known sources and entire topics.

Use free source trackers to follow websites, publications, and creators directly. Then add topic trackers to discover relevant information from sources you may not already know about—all in the same feed.

Yes. You can use Dayscroll for free if you only want to track specific sources or monitor the open web for any topic. Monitoring custom topics through the news, YouTube, and X pipelines uses monthly credits.

No. Dayscroll does not sell your personal data or information about the topics and sources you follow, and it is not affiliated with data-selling platforms.