NBot AI

NBot AI turns a short written brief into a custom news tracker that scans outlets, newsletters, RSS feeds, blogs and social posts, summarises what matters with source links, and lets you refine the feed through chat. Templates and a community explore page help you start fast.

NBot AI is a news monitoring tool that builds a custom tracker from a plain description of what you want to follow. Instead of assembling boolean search strings, feed URLs or RSS rules, you write a short brief in ordinary language, for example a request to follow dry-coating processes in solid-state battery manufacturing, and the assistant returns a working tracker. Along the way it identifies relevant outlets, journals and blogs, and suggests adjacent angles such as patent filings to widen the net. The result is a personal feed that resembles a beat reporter's notebook rather than a generic news aggregator. The product is aimed at people who need to stay current in a narrow field without reading everything: analysts watching monetary policy or crypto, researchers following AI papers, local reporters covering a single town, and sports or entertainment fans chasing a fast-moving story. Ready-made templates cover topics like the NBA trade deadline, Bitcoin, uranium and nuclear power, the Federal Reserve and regional storm tracking, so a new user can start from a curated tracker and edit from there. A community explore page shows which trackers are popular right now, with recent items visible before you commit. In daily use the tracker scans news outlets, newsletters, RSS feeds, niche blogs and social discussion, then writes summaries that explain why an item matters and keeps a direct link to the original source for verification. A chat panel sits alongside the feed: you can ask follow-up questions about what has appeared, or tell the tracker to drop financial coverage and prioritise engineering blogs, and it adjusts its filters. NBot AI also ships as a mobile app, which suits readers who want the feed on a phone. Against alternatives, NBot AI sits between a keyword alert service and a full research assistant. It is more conversational than classic alerts and more focused than general chat tools, though it is a monitoring layer rather than an archive or fact-checking service.