Your Morning. Reclaimed.
You open your laptop and the chaos begins.
Pings before your coffee cools. Tabs you meant to read. Newsletters buried in threads. And somewhere in all of it — the two things that actually matter today.
Sciport finds those two things. While you’re still on your way in. It monitors everything you care about overnight, then plays you a personalized audio briefing during your commute. You step off the train already knowing what matters. Your day starts before your desk does.
Two things need you today. Here's the first.
The Problem
We’ve built tools to manage information. They became the problem.
The average knowledge worker receives 121 emails a day, subscribes to dozens of newsletters, and monitors news from three industries, two markets, and half a dozen competitors. The information exists. The time to find it doesn't.
Every tab switch costs you. Every notification pulls you out. Every morning you spend the first hour not thinking — just interfacing. Re-entering context, catching up, trying to remember where you left off. By the time you're ready to do your actual work, the morning is half gone.
And then there's the commute. Twenty-seven minutes each way. A hundred hours a year. Spent on podcasts that weren't made for you, or music that doesn't prepare you for anything. The one window in your day that belongs entirely to you — and it's empty.
Sciport is what happens when that window finally works.
How It Works
A morning briefing. Built for you. Played on the way in.
No reading. No tabs. No catching up at your desk. Just a clear, calm audio briefing — covering exactly what moved in your world overnight — ready the moment your commute starts.
Tell Sciport what matters to you
Anything you want to stay on top of — your inbox, your industry, a competitor, a sport, a research topic, a city. Sciport monitors it.
We do the overnight work
While you sleep, Sciport reads, filters, and assembles. Every source you follow gets checked. Only the signals worth your attention make the briefing.
Your briefing plays on your commute
The app opens, the broadcast begins. Your anchor voice reads your personalized newscast. Hands-free. Eyes-free. Ready when you are.
Hear something? Act on it.
Interrupt anytime. “Flag that.” “Draft a reply.” “Remind me at 9.” Your AI co-pilot handles it. You arrive ready to move.
A Note on Language
We call each source you follow a stream — a current of information Sciport monitors on your behalf. You might have a stream for your inbox, one for a competitor, one for biotech news. Build as many as you want. The briefing weaves them together.
What You Can Follow
If it’s worth your attention, it’s worth a stream.
Sciport doesn’t decide what matters to you. You do.
- Your inbox
- Biotech research
- Your competitor's blog
- Local city council
- Premier League standings
- The Fed's rate decisions
- A particular author's new work
- Your industry's trade press
- Real estate in a city you're watching
- Clinical trial results in your field
- Your alma mater's athletic program
- Congressional hearings on a topic you track
- The startup ecosystem in your sector
- Weather at your weekend destination
- A bill moving through your state legislature
- Venture funding in your space
- A research agenda you're building
If you’d normally Google it every morning, Sciport can follow it for you.
The 30-Minute Window
Your commute is the most productive time you’re not using.
- 6:31amWake up
- 6:47amSciport starts playing“Markets are flat, but your sector moved.”
- 7:14amLast segment ends“Flagged three items. Draft queued for Sarah.”
- 7:18amArrive
Before Sciport
Open laptop. 47 unread emails. Three Slack threads. A newsletter you meant to read two weeks ago. Spend 40 minutes catching up before you can think about the actual work.
After Sciport
Step off the train. You know what moved. You know what needs action. Three things are already handled. You open your laptop and start.
Your Anchor
Not a robot reading headlines. An anchor who knows your beat.
Sciport’s anchor voice is consistent, warm, and yours. It learns which segments you linger on, which stories you interrupt to act on, and what pace works for your commute. Over time, it gets better at being your briefing — not a briefing.
The first time you hear your briefing, it feels like someone finally did the reading for you.
Voice by ElevenLabs
Early Access
Be first on the air.
Sciport is in development. Join the waitlist — and tell us what you’d follow. Your answers shape what we build first.