PureFeed is a content quality filter for Reddit, YouTube, X, and LinkedIn. AI scores every post on negativity, sensationalism, usefulness, learning, and opportunity - you set the thresholds, and low-signal posts collapse into a "Why was this hidden?" card. Nothing is silently removed, everything is reversible. You don't have to quit social media - you just stop drowning in junk. Free up to 500 posts/day. Pro adds custom profiles, per-creator scoring, and no limits.
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I built PureFeed because I didn't want to quit social media. I wanted to quit the junk in it. Doomscrolling isn't a willpower problem; it's a feed-quality problem.
PureFeed scores every post in your Reddit, YouTube, X, and LinkedIn feeds on negativity, sensationalism, usefulness, learning, and opportunity. You set the thresholds. Hidden posts collapse into a "Why was this hidden?" card with the scores. Nothing is ever silently removed.
Design choices I care about:
- Transparent, not paternalistic: every hide is explained and one click reverses it
- Privacy-first: only publicly visible post text is read, cached by content hash, no user identifier
- Free tier is actually useful: 500 classified posts/day, all four platforms
PureFeed is built at Nexlr, my product studio. It's my third product, after GoTelugu and AEOlens, with more in the pipeline.
Launch offers:
- $79 lifetime for the first 200 customers
- PRODUCTHUNT20 for 20% off Pro subscriptions, valid until July 25
I'd love your feedback, especially on which platform you'd want next. I'll be here all day answering questions!
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The "Why was this hidden?" card is such a thoughtful touch, turning what could feel like censorship into something you learn from and control. Transparency plus reversibility is a rare combo in content tools.
Thank you! That card was a hill I was willing to die on. Early testers asked me to just remove junk silently, but a filter you can't inspect eventually filters something you cared about, and you'd never know. So every hide shows its scores, and one click reverses it.
Fun side effect: people tell me the card taught them what their own junk threshold actually is. Most set Negativity way stricter after a week.
Curious, would you want the thresholds per-platform? It's one of the next things I'm weighing.
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Love that the "Why was this hidden?" card keeps things transparent instead of just nuking posts you disagree with. Reversibility is such an underrated UX choice for filters like this.
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The "Why was this hidden?" card is such a thoughtful touch - keeping everything reversible takes away the anxiety of letting an algorithm curate your feed.
The "Why was this hidden?" card is such a thoughtful touch, turning what could feel like censorship into something you learn from and control. Transparency plus reversibility is a rare combo in content tools.
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Thank you! That card was a hill I was willing to die on. Early testers asked me to just remove junk silently, but a filter you can't inspect eventually filters something you cared about, and you'd never know. So every hide shows its scores, and one click reverses it.
Fun side effect: people tell me the card taught them what their own junk threshold actually is. Most set Negativity way stricter after a week.
Curious, would you want the thresholds per-platform? It's one of the next things I'm weighing.
Love that the "Why was this hidden?" card keeps things transparent instead of just nuking posts you disagree with. Reversibility is such an underrated UX choice for filters like this.
The "Why was this hidden?" card is such a thoughtful touch - keeping everything reversible takes away the anxiety of letting an algorithm curate your feed.