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Local AI blurs distracting posts on X, LinkedIn, and Reddit — nothing leaves your device. You choose the topics. Your feed decides what you see. Lensing lets you decide instead. Write a few topics — what you actually opened the app for. Local AI reads each post as you scroll and blurs the ones that are not about them. Nothing is deleted and nothing is hidden: a blurred post is always one click away, so you never lose the choice, you just stop making it by accident. Works on X, LinkedIn and Reddit. It runs on your device. A small language model is downloaded once, then everything happens inside your browser. No account, no server, no analytics. The text of your feed is never uploaded, never stored, and never logged — we could not see it if we wanted to. You set how strict it is. A 0–10 slider, where every step is a measured threshold rather than a guess. The popup tells you roughly how much of a typical feed each setting keeps, including how much of what survives will still be off-topic. It is not going to be perfect and it does not pretend to be. It learns from you, if you ask it to. Turn on thumbs and rate a post; the ratings stay on your device and shift what that topic means to Lensing. It is off by default. What it cannot do. It reads words, not pictures, so a photo with no caption cannot be judged on content. It understands English. It matches subjects, not quality: a great post and a poor one about the same thing both stay. Bugs, ideas, or a feed it does not work on: contact@dephelion.com
Sep 17, 2026
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