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Smart Filter is a Chrome extension that hides posts, videos, comments and listings that match your description, on any web page. These can either be keyword rules to match words, or AI rules to describe a kind of post in plain English. Use it to hide rage bait on Reddit, AI news on Hacker News or sponsored products on Amazon - it works on any web page.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Alex, the maker of Smart Filter.
I built it because I kept adjusting feeds on different social media platforms but the algorithm never quite gave me what I wanted. I wanted to take more clear control of what I see and what I don't. After Jev was released I saw an opportunity to build exactly this.
Smart Filter lets you describe what you don't want to see on your feed. A rule is either a keyword list (free, runs only in your browser) or a sentence the AI reads each item against: "rage bait", "clickbait titles", "spoilers for The Bear", "sponsored results". Whatever is matched folds away, and one click brings any of them back.
A few things I cared about: - Any site: eleven platforms (Reddit, YouTube, X, Google, Hacker News, Amazon, Airbnb, eBay, Etsy, Bluesky) work out of the box, on other pages the repeated items are detected with your guidance. - No flash: items are checked before they paint, also on infinite scroll. - Privacy: AI rules are off until you agree, send only the item text (never the URL), and never run on mail, chat or banking sites. - No account or API key needed.
I'd love to hear which rule you'd write first. I'm adding a promo code for the first 250 installs to get an extra 20k credits so you can play around with it.
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About Smart Filter on Product Hunt
“Make the web a little quieter”
Smart Filter was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #87 on the daily leaderboard. Smart Filter is a Chrome extension that hides posts, videos, comments and listings that match your description, on any web page. These can either be keyword rules to match words, or AI rules to describe a kind of post in plain English. Use it to hide rage bait on Reddit, AI news on Hacker News or sponsored products on Amazon - it works on any web page.
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Alex Kagoshima
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Alex, the maker of Smart Filter.
I built it because I kept adjusting feeds on different social media platforms but the algorithm never quite gave me what I wanted. I wanted to take more clear control of what I see and what I don't. After Jev was released I saw an opportunity to build exactly this.
Smart Filter lets you describe what you don't want to see on your feed. A rule is either a keyword list (free, runs only in your browser) or a sentence the AI reads each item against: "rage bait", "clickbait titles", "spoilers for The Bear", "sponsored results". Whatever is matched folds away, and one click brings any of them back.
A few things I cared about:
- Any site: eleven platforms (Reddit, YouTube, X, Google, Hacker News, Amazon, Airbnb, eBay, Etsy, Bluesky) work out of the box, on other pages the repeated items are detected with your guidance.
- No flash: items are checked before they paint, also on infinite scroll.
- Privacy: AI rules are off until you agree, send only the item text (never the URL), and never run on mail, chat or banking sites.
- No account or API key needed.
I'd love to hear which rule you'd write first. I'm adding a promo code for the first 250 installs to get an extra 20k credits so you can play around with it.