Scour

The main reason pagination is usually preferred over infinite scroll is that it provides consistency—users can return to the same page and find the same articles in the same spots. But that doesn’t really apply here because the content is always upd

It'd be nice to have a negative / exclusion filter. Say I'm interested in psychology, but I don't want to see anything from psychologytoday.com or anything that includes certain keywords. In the UX, it could be like when I click on dislike, it giv

This is probably a feature for later on, but if a title caught my eye, I'd want to read a very short 2-3 sentence summary on the key points in the article before diving into the full thing. It'd be neat to have a button that shows a popover with a q

Rather than me going and reading through articles suggested by Scour, I would be curious what an LLM-generated digest would look like. Here are my thoughts: * Instead of a boring system prompt like "summarize these articles", let's make it more pe

If I check the website multiple times in a day (or whatever time period I have selected), I might want to hide all the items I've already seen. It might be good to make this optional. Would folks want the default behavior to be hiding seen items or

Currently, all user pages are public https://scour.ing/browse/users Some users might want to keep their interests and feeds private.

It would be nice to be able to create multiple named pages or sections and assign certain interests and feeds to each page. For example, a user might want to have a Tech page alongside a Music or Politics page.