The Great Filter

Filter toxic posts from X, Reddit, YouTube & Bluesky. Block scams, outrage bait & harassment. Three modes, no account needed.

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The internet didn't used to be this way.

You open social media to decompress, to connect, to find something worth reading. Instead you get outrage farming engineered to keep you scrolling, financial scams designed to exploit your aspirations, harassment disguised as discourse, and an algorithm that learned — from a single moment of engagement — that you're a reliable audience for more of the same.

The Great Filter gives you the internet back.

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HOW IT WORKS

The Great Filter sits between you and your social media feed, evaluating each post before it reaches you using Claude AI. Posts that match your filter settings are quietly replaced with a transparent placeholder showing what was removed and why. You're always in control — every filtered post can be revealed with a single click. Nothing is censored or permanently removed from your choice to view it. Our hope is that your algorithms will slowly learn to bring you peace and help to free you from spirals of anxiety and depression that social media can sometimes unwittingly (or wittingly) promote.

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