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What is MBER?

MBER turns X from a feed you scroll into a workspace you work. Instead of fighting an endless, noisy feed, you track the accounts that matter (including your own), discover new ones in your niche, and turn what is working into your own posts. Three jobs in one place: track, discover, and create.

The problem​

X is where crypto (and everything) happens, but the algorithm is built to maximize time spent, not signal delivered. Big accounts drown out sharper voices, important posts scroll past in seconds, and keeping up with a niche means following hundreds of accounts, having endless notifications and missing most of what they say. And the feed only helps you read: it does nothing to help you find the right people to follow or turn what you learn into your own content. The result is noise, FOMO, and hours lost to doom scrolling.

What MBER does​

MBER turns that firehose into a workspace with three jobs:

  • Track. Curate the handles worth watching, including your own, and MBER keeps their posts current and ranked by genuine signal rather than follower count. A sharp post from a smaller account can outrank a viral one from a megaphone, and everything is organized by topic so you can zoom into the part of the market you care about. Deep-dive any single account to see how it is growing and how its posts perform.
  • Discover. Step outside your watchlist. Browse the community-wide category tree to find accounts in your niche, or let Peers of Peers surface accounts followed by people whose watchlist overlaps yours. This is how you grow the list, not just read it.
  • Create. Turn signal into output. Studio spots the themes heating up and helps you draft ideas in your own voice, Frame designs the visual, and the Scheduler ships your post when your audience is most active.

Who it is for​

MBER was born in crypto, where the signal-to-noise problem on X is at its worst, but it works for anyone whose edge depends on the feed: creators, founders, traders, researchers, businesses, and entrepreneurs. If seeing the right signal before everyone else and turning it into content or decisions is part of your job, MBER is for you.

How it all fits together​

At a high level, MBER runs a simple loop:

  1. Track. You choose the X handles to follow, including your own.
  2. Collect. MBER keeps those handles' recent posts up to date.
  3. Score. Each post gets a signal score.
  4. Categorize. Posts and accounts are sorted into a niche taxonomy.
  5. Discover. Use that taxonomy and your peers' watchlists to find the accounts you are missing.
  6. Create. You read a ranked, filterable timeline and turn the best of it into your own posts.

The pieces that do the heavy lifting are described in the Engines section.

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New here? Connect a wallet, add a few handles, and run your first scrape. Then come back and explore Using MBER to learn each surface.

What is in these docs​

  • Using MBER walks through every surface in the app.
  • Engines explains, at a high level, how MBER ranks and sorts signal.
  • Pricing lists the plans and how payment works on Base.
  • Resources has the FAQ, security notes, brand kit, and roadmap.