Third attempt at sourdough and she finally rose. Her name is Doug.

Rage-bait, spoilers, gore, or anything else you’re done with. Type it in your own words: Remedy goes by meaning, not keywords, and quietly takes it out of your feed as you scroll.
Third attempt at sourdough and she finally rose. Her name is Doug.

They are LYING to you. If you’re not furious yet, you’re not paying attention. (1/32)
Reminder to drink some water and unclench your jaw.
Hole-in-one on the 17th! Full round highlights and his swing, frame by frame.

Left my phone at home and went for a walk. Saw a heron. Highly recommend.
WARNING: full uncut footage from last night’s crash

89th-minute winner and the whole stadium lost it. What a game.
This is the most disgusting thing I’ve ever seen. If you disagree, unfollow me now.
Low tide this morning. Had the whole beach to ourselves.

Switch on what you want gone, like rage-bait or gore, or describe it in your own words: “no golf, and nothing about my ex’s band.”
Remedy checks each post as it loads, with one AI model for text and another for images and video, before it reaches your screen.
Anything that matches is removed before you scroll to it, or fades out if it’s already on screen. The popup shows what was taken out, if you want to look.
Five filters are on to start. Switch any off, add a topic, or describe anything else your way.
Remedy already knows what the filters above mean. Add what they don’t cover, or make exceptions to them.
“Hide all golf content, but keep political posts about local elections.”
Remedy only sees what it needs to check a post, and only on the sites you choose. Read the privacy policy.
Every plan runs your filter, in your words, on every site you choose. Lite checks what’s written; Plus checks images and videos too. Without a plan, your first day checks everything, then Free checks text on one site.
X, Reddit, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Threads and TikTok out of the box, and any other site you add, news sites included. On each, it removes the posts, comments and stories that match your filter, and keeps images and videos blurred until they’ve been checked. It never runs on banking, email, health or government sites.
Lite checks what’s written: posts, titles, captions and comments, on every site you choose. Plus also checks images and video frames, and adds All sites mode, which blurs images everywhere until they’re checked. If explicit or violent images are what you want gone, choose Plus.
Each plan includes fair use: enough for a month of heavy scrolling, every day. Most people never get near it. Posts Remedy has already checked count for nothing. If you get close, the extension tells you, and shows when you’d reach it at your pace.
Remedy stops checking new posts until the limit resets on the 1st, and tells you so, rather than quietly letting things through. You can top up for the rest of the month, turn on automatic top-ups, or move from Lite to Plus.
Yes. Remedy works as soon as it’s set up, with no account or card: for your first day (it ends sooner if you scroll a lot) it checks everything Plus does. After that, Free checks text on one site, a few hundred posts a day. To keep everything, Plus starts with 5 more days free. That trial needs a card; cancel before it ends and you won’t be charged. One trial per person and per card.
To check a post, its text and images go to Remedy’s AI models, which are run with zero data retention: they don’t keep it or train on it. Remedy keeps only a fingerprint of each post and its verdict, never the post. What was removed from your feed stays in your browser.
Sometimes. AI filters can miss things or remove something harmless. Switch filters on and off, reword yours, or pause Remedy for an hour whenever you like. The popup shows everything it removed, so nothing disappears without a trace.
Anytime, from “Manage billing” in the extension. Your plan keeps working until the end of the period you’ve paid for.
Right-click Remedy’s icon in Chrome’s toolbar and choose “Remove from Chrome”, or remove it on chrome://extensions. That deletes everything it kept in your browser.
Each site’s own controls, step by step, and what to do when they fall short. See all guides.
Set it up in a minute. Your first day is free, no account needed.
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