Remember what you scroll.

Save the reels TikToks videos threads articles and voice memos you learn from. Each one turns into a short lesson you keep.

Try it free10 lessons free, no card

The Everything wall on a desktop: video lessons, a quote, a note and text posts

Why we built it

You saved it because it was worth knowing. A recipe that finally works, a rule for your money, the hook for your next post. Then the feed moved on, and so did you.

A saved folder keeps the post, not what was in it. Hardly anyone opens it again.

So we built the part that was missing. Every link you save becomes a short lesson, finds its own topic, and comes back as one question a couple of days later, so it stays with you.

Welcome to what you actually learned.

Start with your next save

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One place for everything you learn from.

No folders, no tags to think about. Paste a link or type a note, and it lands in the right topic on its own.

Instagram Reel
Salt the pasta water@weeknightkitchen
Quote
“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”Benjamin Franklin
YouTube
Give the model a role@promptlab
Voice memo
Rebalance in JanuaryRebalance once a year on a fixed date, never because of the news.
TikTok
Rest the steak properly@homecookbasics
Note
What I want from the next job
- A team that ships every week
- Less time in meetings than in the work
- Someone senior I can learn writing from
Photo
Harbour at nightKept as a picture

Just save it. AI writes the lesson.

Paste a link. A minute or two later it is a short lesson: the core idea, the key points and one thing to try. The video's words are read too, not just its caption.

Add

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8vKp2ZoLmN/

Instagram Reelbecomes a lesson

Make lesson

Instagram, @moneybasics, just now

Emergency fund first

Keep three to six months of essential costs in cash before you invest.

Hold three to six months of essential costs in cash before adding to investments.
Size it on essential spending, not on total spending.
Keep it somewhere boring and instantly accessible, not somewhere clever.

Try thisAdd up one month of essential costs and multiply it by three. That is your first target.

Folders are dead. Search what was said.

Type what you remember about it. Search looks inside every lesson, and inside the videos and posts too.

salt

Salt the pasta water
In the video“Salt it once it boils and give it a second to dissolve.”
Rest the steak properly
In the video“Salt it well ahead of time, not as it hits the pan, the salt needs time to travel in.”
Weekly pantry list
Related, similar meaning

Built to make it stick.

Saving is the easy part. These are the parts that make you remember it.

A quiz that takes a minute

Each day it picks the lessons that are due and asks one question each. Knew it, and it comes back later. Didn't, and it comes back sooner.

Topics sort themselves

Every lesson finds its topic. When a few small topics belong together, the app offers to group them.

Your knowledge score

How much of what came up in a quiz you still remember, per topic.

First lesson
10Lessons
7Quiz days in a row

Milestones

Nine of them, from your first lesson to a hundred.

Set a standing transfer for the day after payday.

Things to try

The one thing to try from each lesson, in one list you tick off.

On your phone and your computer.

Save from the Share menu on your phone, or with one click in your browser. Your library is the same everywhere, in light or dark.

Voice memos, notes, photos

Type / in Add. A voice memo becomes a lesson from what you said, and a screenshot full of text from the words on it.

Share a lesson as an image

For a story, a chat or a post. Copy it or export it as Markdown too.

Search like you think

Shortcuts in the search field, so you find it by what you remember.

Filter by platformOnly what you saved from TikToksite:tiktok
Filter by dateOnly what you saved last weeklast week
Exact phraseThose words, in that order"start on the result"
Leave a platform outHooks, but nothing from YouTubehooks -youtube

Keyboard

On a computer: N to add, / to search, J and K to the next or previous lesson, Q for today's quiz.

AddN
Search/
Next, previousJ K
Today's quizQ

Your data

Export your whole library any time, as Markdown, CSV or JSON. Delete your account and it is gone.

ExportMarkdown, CSV, JSON
Adsnone
Your data soldnever

Test yourself on what you saved.

Today's quiz1 of 3

Why salt pasta water so heavily?

“I paste a link between meetings and forget about it. It is waiting for me later with the transcript, so I never watch the same thing twice.”

Filip M., user

“I threw a few hundred links at it while testing and it never once asked me to sort anything. The topics filled themselves.”

Tomislav V., early tester

“I kept sending myself links and never opening them again. Now the link comes back as something I can read in thirty seconds, and I actually do.”

Kristijan S., founder

“Stopped saving reels to a Notion graveyard. Everything I scroll is now a 30-second read in my library.”

Marin B., co-founder

Quoted as written. Two of these four built scrollandlearn; the other two use it on their own accounts, with access we gave them.

For anyone who learns from their feed.

Cooking

Salt early and enough, let meat rest, finish pasta in the pan. Small rules that make weeknight food taste like you meant it.

3 lessons, 1 thing to try

Salt the pasta water
Rest the steak properly
Weekly pantry list

Honest about the alternatives.

Feature	scrollandlearnOne subscription	Build your ownWhisper + GPT + n8n	Transcription appsOtter + Trint + Notion AI + Readwise	Manual workflowNotion + ChatGPT
Automatic transcript for audio and video	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Lesson with key points and one thing to try	Yes	Partly	Partly	Partly
Sorted into topics on its own	Yes	No	No	No
A quiz that brings it back	Yes	No	Partly	No
Links from 15+ apps, no file to download	Yes	Partly	No	Partly
Podcasts from Spotify and Apple Podcasts, up to 6 hours	Yes	Partly	Partly	No
A whole playlist or profile from one link	Yes	Partly	No	No
Search inside what was said	Yes	Partly	Yes	No
Cost per month	from $19.99	$60-120	$70-90	$45-65

Plans for how much you save.

Start with 10 lessons free, no card. Move up to save whole playlists and profiles with one link.

Starter

For the posts you already save and then forget.

$11.99 / month

$143.88 billed yearly, up front

100 lessons a month
100 minutes of video and podcasts
Lessons from 15+ apps, one link at a time
Podcast episodes from Spotify and Apple Podcasts
Quiz on review days
Search inside transcripts

Choose Starter

Creator

For a steady weekly habit, not just the odd link.

$23.99 / month

$287.88 billed yearly, up front

Everything in Starter
250 lessons a month
250 minutes of video and podcasts

Save a whole collection at once

Paste one link and get a lesson from each of up to 25 of its posts. YouTube playlists and channels, TikTok and Instagram profiles.

Choose Creator

Power

For heavy research and big review weeks.

$47.99 / month

$575.88 billed yearly, up front

Everything in Creator
1,000 lessons a month
1,000 minutes of video and podcasts

Save a whole collection at once

Paste one link and get a lesson from each of up to 100 of its posts. Playlists, profiles, pages, groups, subreddits and podcast shows.

Priority support

Write to us and hear back within one working day.

Choose Power

Every plan includes

Bigger plans add room and whole collections on top of this.

Lessons from 15+ apps
Paste a link from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X and more.
Podcast episodes
A Spotify or Apple Podcasts episode becomes a lesson from start to end.
Quiz on review days
Each lesson comes back just before you would forget it.
Topics and the big picture
Lessons sort themselves into topics, each with a short overview.
Search inside transcripts
Find a lesson by something that was only said, never written.
Things to try
Keep what you want to act on and tick it off.
Share a lesson
Send it as an image or a link.
Export your library
Everything you saved is yours to take, any time.

Paid by card through Stripe. Cancel any time from You, and your library stays yours to export.

Secure checkout by

Safe to pay. Easy to leave. Private by default.

What you save stays inside your account, and you can delete all of it yourself.

How you pay
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe. Your card number never reaches us.
On your statement
The charge shows as SCROLLANDLEARN.
How you cancel
Any time from You, then Plan and usage, then Cancel plan. You keep your plan until the end of the period you paid for.
You can delete everything
Deleting your account on the You tab cancels the subscription and removes your lessons, uploads, and the account itself.
Never used for training
What you save is never used to train AI models. Not yours, not anyone else's.
Scoped to you
Every lesson, topic, and upload is tied to your account, stored privately, never behind a public URL.

Questions before you start.

How do the free lessons work?

Your first 10 lessons are free and need no card. When they are used, you pick a plan: Starter is $19.99 a month for 100 saves, and you can cancel any time.

Is scrollandlearn for me?

If you save more than 5 things a week from any feed you scroll, Instagram and TikTok to YouTube, LinkedIn, Reddit and Spotify, and forget half of them, yes. It is built for creators, learners, and operators who consume more than they can re-read.

How long until I see value?

Your first lesson is in your library within 2 minutes. Most people feel the difference around their fifth save. By week two the library starts paying you back, because searching it beats searching your own memory.

How is this different from Readwise, Notion, or Obsidian?

Readwise keeps what you read on Kindle and in articles. scrollandlearn keeps what you scroll past: reels, videos, threads, and podcasts. Notion is a blank canvas you have to organize yourself, and topics here fill themselves. It sits next to those tools rather than replacing them.

What if a link will not open?

Some posts are private, and platforms change what they hand out. When that happens the lesson is not invented: the save stays in your library marked Needs upload, and you can upload the video or audio file to finish it. A transcript is never guessed from a title alone without saying so.

Can I save a whole playlist or profile?

Yes, on Creator and Power: paste one link to a public playlist, channel or profile into Add. Creator brings in up to 25 posts from YouTube, TikTok and Instagram. Power brings in up to 100, also from Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky and Reddit, and whole podcast shows from Spotify and Apple Podcasts. A playlist is read from its first video, an X profile gives its top posts, and the rest come newest first. Each post that becomes a lesson counts toward the month's lessons. Starter saves one link at a time.

Can I cancel anytime? What happens to my library?

From You, then Plan and usage, then Cancel plan. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you already paid for, and nothing changes until then. After that your library stays: you can still open every lesson and export it, but new saves stop until you subscribe again. If you want it gone for good instead, deleting your account removes it all.

Does it work in my language?

Yes. Lessons are written in English unless you change it: in Settings, under Language, pick Croatian, or Auto-detect to keep the language of the post, so a Spanish reel stays Spanish.

We are two people building this, and we use it every day.

There are no ads, and we don't sell your data.

Try it free

10 lessons free, no card