🔥 I forced AI to spy on 50 'make money' channels — now it only sends me the titles

Dr. Enoch Lenk

Small trader
Small trader
Long story short, I had a problem. I was subscribed to a ton of "make money" channels across YouTube, Telegram, Rumble, and random blogs. Every day I'd open them up, and 80% of it was pure fluff, fake gurus, and clickbait. You'd spend an hour just scrolling to figure out if anything actually worth watching dropped.

I decided to automate it. I thought I'd need a custom scraper, Python, a VPS... Turns out, it takes 3 clicks and zero code.

Here's the trick: the AI doesn't download the actual content. It acts like a "scout" — it drops into the channels, checks what new videos or posts dropped, and sends you just a list of titles. That's it. No videos, no full text, no noise. 2 minutes a day, and you know exactly what's happening in the niche.

What actually worked for me:

• Browse AI — for YouTube, Rumble, and websites. You "train" the bot in 2 minutes, and it automatically crawls the channels and pushes fresh titles to Telegram. • Feedly + Leo AI — perfect for YouTube (via RSS) and blogs. The AI filters by topic itself and builds a clean daily digest. • Pipes.digital — the only decent no-code option for Telegram channels. It redirects titles from other channels straight into your personal chat.

The result: instead of an hour of endless scrolling, it's 2 minutes of reading titles over coffee. Seriously, this is a cheat code for anyone tracking a niche.

Anyone else using something similar? Or does anyone have a working setup specifically for Telegram? Share your stacks, because Telegram is by far the hardest one to crack. 👇
 

Gilbert

Trader
Trader
Long story short, I had a problem. I was subscribed to a ton of "make money" channels across YouTube, Telegram, Rumble, and random blogs. Every day I'd open them up, and 80% of it was pure fluff, fake gurus, and clickbait. You'd spend an hour just scrolling to figure out if anything actually worth watching dropped.

I decided to automate it. I thought I'd need a custom scraper, Python, a VPS... Turns out, it takes 3 clicks and zero code.

Here's the trick: the AI doesn't download the actual content. It acts like a "scout" — it drops into the channels, checks what new videos or posts dropped, and sends you just a list of titles. That's it. No videos, no full text, no noise. 2 minutes a day, and you know exactly what's happening in the niche.

What actually worked for me:

• Browse AI — for YouTube, Rumble, and websites. You "train" the bot in 2 minutes, and it automatically crawls the channels and pushes fresh titles to Telegram. • Feedly + Leo AI — perfect for YouTube (via RSS) and blogs. The AI filters by topic itself and builds a clean daily digest. • Pipes.digital — the only decent no-code option for Telegram channels. It redirects titles from other channels straight into your personal chat.

The result: instead of an hour of endless scrolling, it's 2 minutes of reading titles over coffee. Seriously, this is a cheat code for anyone tracking a niche.

Anyone else using something similar? Or does anyone have a working setup specifically for Telegram? Share your stacks, because Telegram is by far the hardest one to crack. 👇
Thanks for the information. Browse ai is it free or paid platform
 

Dr. Enoch Lenk

Small trader
Small trader
Thanks for the information. Browse ai is it free or paid platform
There's a free plan. It's enough for me for now. But I'm currently testing another method for tracking the channels I need. It's completely unlimited and free. I'll report on the results later.
 
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