NBot

NBot builds recurring feeds around topics you describe in ordinary language. You can follow a specific industry or research subject, then read summaries and open the underlying sources. The getting-started documentation describes a shared feed containing content from the trackers you create or follow.

Build and refine a tracker

Creating a tracker starts with describing the topic in a chat interface. NBot helps configure search terms, sources, and preferences; you review and confirm the settings before tracking begins. The publisher says it monitors news outlets, newsletters, RSS feeds, niche blogs, and social discussions.

Feed Chat lets you ask questions about collected content and adjust a tracker's focus. For example, the homepage shows a request to prioritize engineering blogs over financial news. That gives you a way to narrow a feed when its first results are too broad. Summaries include routes back to original material, which you can use to check a claim or read details that the condensed feed leaves out.

Reading, listening, and sharing

NBot can generate podcast summaries of tracked content. Its documentation also describes Telegram notifications and API access for integrating curated content into other tools. Public trackers let other people follow a feed, and you can discover community trackers rather than create every topic yourself.

These features make NBot a candidate for recurring topic monitoring. A practical evaluation is to start with a subject whose important sources you already know, then inspect whether the feed finds relevant material and whether its summaries preserve the original meaning.

Credits and conflicting access information

The captured pricing page gives the Free plan 20 daily credits and two trackers. It lists full feature access, three updates per day, and standard refresh. Chat costs one credit per message, a tracker update costs two, and a podcast generation costs ten. Daily credits reset at midnight UTC and do not roll over.

Plus and Pro add monthly credits, more trackers, and faster refresh. The pricing page says monthly bonus credits can roll over up to 50% of the allocation. It also says AI chat and podcast generation become limited after credits run out.

The homepage FAQ associates Feed Chat with Plus and podcasts with Pro, while pricing says the Free plan includes both. Confirm access in your account before subscribing; the captured publisher pages do not agree on that point.