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Your X and YouTube feeds, minus the bait. Ragebait, hype and engagement bait fold away, each with the reason why. Your X and YouTube feeds, minus the bait. Signal Feed folds away ragebait, empty hype and engagement bait before you scroll to them, and tells you why each one was hidden. Posts on the topics you care about get a subtle highlight. WHAT YOU GET • Hidden posts collapse to a slim bar with the reason: Ragebait, Engagement bait, Empty hype, Low effort or Spammy promo. • One click shows a post. Hide again if you change your mind. • "Always show" for people and channels you trust. • Highlights for your topics, like "AI research, climbing". • Show everything on a page from the toolbar, and Alt+Shift+S to turn it on or off. SIMPLE TO SET UP Paste an OpenRouter API key once. Then choose what to hide (chips, or your own words such as "anything except AI"), what to highlight, and Relaxed, Balanced or Strict. MEASURED, NOT GUESSED On a real X feed, the default setting caught 85% of the posts a person would hide, and 96% of what it hid was worth hiding. The full eval is open source. PENNIES, AND YOU CAN SEE THEM It uses Jev, TypeSafe's fast judgment model, through your own OpenRouter account: about 2 cents per 1,000 posts, half a second per batch of 20. The popup shows what you spent this week. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No servers, no analytics, no account with us. Only the text of feed posts and video titles goes to OpenRouter to be judged. Usernames, images, cookies and your browsing history never leave your browser. If OpenRouter can't be reached, your feed is shown exactly as it is. Open source (MIT): https://github.com/harish-anumula/signal-feed
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