Your feed moves on.
Your corpus remembers.
Scroll Coach turns the reels, posts, and videos you capture into a private library that keeps what was actually said and shown: transcripts, on-screen text, key points, sources. Searchable the way you remember it, and readable by any AI you already trust.
Keeping it was never the problem. Finding it again is.
You keep things because they matter: a recipe, an argument, a technique, an idea you wanted to sit with. Then the feed moves on, and what you kept sinks to the bottom of a list you will never scroll through again.
Scroll Coach is the missing bridge. It reads what is behind the link, keeps the details you barely noticed at the time, and holds them in a corpus you own. Because the detail you barely noticed is so often the thing you want back later.
And no, your assistant cannot just open the link: we handed ChatGPT an Instagram reel and it asked us to paste a transcript instead.
Capture is one tap. The corpus does the rest.
Share it in
Tap Share on a post, reel, or video in the app you are already using and pick Scroll Coach. Chat about it right away or send it straight to your corpus. You can also paste any link. The capture confirms instantly and keeps processing in the cloud; some platform videos finish their deep watch the next time you open the app.
It gets deeply understood
For video, AI watches the content itself: a word for word transcript with speakers separated, the text on screen, the music, and how the visuals change. YouTube captures with an official caption track keep that word perfect track instead. Every capture also gets a clean brief plus a structured record of topics, key points, people, claims, quotes, and steps.
It stays findable, everywhere
Describe a capture the way you remember it and search finds it in about half a second. Browse your collections, ask the built in librarian, or connect Claude or ChatGPT and let your own AI read your corpus directly.
A bookmark keeps the link. Your corpus keeps the knowledge.
Most tools store a URL and a thumbnail, and hope the post is still there when you return. Scroll Coach records what the content actually said and showed at the moment you captured it, in layers built for recall.
YouTube captures use the official caption track where one exists, word perfect with timestamps. YouTube video files are never downloaded.
"Why your linen always looks slept in"
Describe it to your librarian.
Memory does not work in keywords. You remember "the tailor talking about linen", not the title. Scroll Coach searches by meaning and by exact words at the same time, across the full deep record. A video about tax advice can be found by the jacket someone wore in it.
Or just ask. The built in chat is a librarian for your corpus: it searches your captures, reads the relevant ones, and answers with citations back to the source. Multiple threads, streaming replies, and your choice of model.
Bring your own AI. Your corpus is ready for it.
Scroll Coach speaks MCP, the open standard AI assistants use to reach outside data. Connect the assistant you already pay for and it can search and read your captures on request: verified working from Claude Desktop and from ChatGPT, including ChatGPT on mobile.
We handed ChatGPT an Instagram reel link. It answered that it cannot access Instagram content directly, and asked for an upload or a pasted transcript.
Social platforms are closed to outside servers. Scroll Coach captures on your own device, inside your own session, where you already have access. That is the part an AI vendor cannot do for you, and the reason your corpus is worth building.
Bookmarks store links. Chats forget. A corpus compounds.
| A folder of bookmarks | Pasting a link into an AI | Scroll Coach | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What gets kept | The link, and hope | Nothing after the chat ends | Transcript, on-screen text, key points, source |
| Instagram and TikTok video | A thumbnail at best | Usually blocked at the door | Captured from your own device, with your access |
| Finding it later | Scroll and squint | Ask again from scratch | Describe it the way you remember it |
| Who owns it | The platform | The vendor's chat log | You: export or delete everything, any time |
| Which AI can use it | None | That one, that day | Claude, ChatGPT, and other remote MCP assistants |
Your captures are sensitive. We built like it.
"I captured thousands of things and never saw any of them again. So I built the bridge for myself first. If you have ever kept something you swore you would come back to, and never did: I built this for you."
Asked and answered.
What is Scroll Coach?
A personal library for the content you capture from social media. Share a post in, Scroll Coach extracts what was actually said and shown, and stores it as a private, searchable corpus. Any AI you already use can then read that corpus with your permission.
Which platforms are supported?
Instagram (including reels and carousels), TikTok, X, YouTube, Threads, Facebook, Pinterest, Substack, and any article or link on the open web.
Is my data private?
Your corpus is yours alone. Every record is isolated to your account at the database level, analytics never contain your content, external AI access is read only, and you can export or permanently delete everything at any time.
Does it really work with Claude and ChatGPT?
Yes. The connection is verified working from Claude Desktop and from ChatGPT, including ChatGPT on mobile. In ChatGPT you enable it once through Developer Mode, and we will provide a short guide.
When can I get it?
Scroll Coach is in private development on Android and is not downloadable yet. A beta comes next, Android first with iOS planned later. Join the waitlist and you will hear the moment it opens.
Be first in line when the beta opens.
Android first, iOS after. Waitlist members hear about the beta, and about pricing, before anyone else.