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Hide AI-generated posts on X, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit and more. Runs on your computer, nothing is uploaded. PureFeed hides AI-generated posts in your feeds. It runs entirely on your computer. Nothing you read is uploaded, and there is no account. Supported: Major social media platforms. WHAT IT DOES Every post in your feed is scored where it is — in the tab, on your machine. When PureFeed decides a post is AI-generated, it does one of three things, whichever you chose: Collapse — the post folds into a single line that says why it was hidden. Blur — the image stays where it is, behind glass, with a way through. Remove — the post comes out of the list and is accounted for at the end. Nothing is deleted and nothing is silent. Every hidden post says what tripped it — "X labelled this as AI", "stacked stock phrases" — and one click puts it back. If PureFeed got it wrong, tell it so, and it remembers. FREE - Platform AI labels. Every disclosure the sites themselves publish. - Content Credentials. Reads C2PA and IPTC markers in images and video. - Your own rules. Text, author, and regex rules you write yourself. PAID — One-time, no subscription - The writing tells. Scores the text for the patterns AI writing falls into. - "Not for me." Learns what you personally don't want, on your device. - On-device model. A quantized model bundled in the extension, not a server. - Every future version included. PRIVACY There is no server. No analytics, no telemetry, no clickstream, no account. Post text is read in the tab, scored, and dropped — it is never stored and never transmitted. The only network request PureFeed ever makes on your behalf is validating your license key with Polar, our payment provider, and only at the moment you press Activate. To check whether an image declares itself as AI-generated, PureFeed reads the first 20KB of the media file already on the page. You can turn that off. Open source. Privacy policy: https://getpurefeed.com/privacy/
Aug 5, 2026
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