Our Mission

Today, meaningful information is buried beneath irrelevant, deceptive, and manipulative content. Feed Filter gives you a personalized algorithm to cut straight through the noise.

Why Feed Filter exists

  • You deserve the final say over what you see.
  • Filtering out junk should take zero effort.
  • Technology must serve your goals—not hijack them.

Scroll Less. See More.

— Ted

About the Founder

Throughout my life filled with ambitious technology and startup pursuits, I've learned that controlling what I consume online is necessary to achieving my goals and staying truly informed.

'17

The Hour I Needed and Didn't Have

It's 2:07 a.m. the night before a crucial pitch. I'm sleeping in my car to stretch my first startup's runway, surviving on four hours of sleep with months left before burnout. The deck's open—and so is YouTube, then Twitter. "Just a minute" turns into an hour. We pitch the next day: fine, but not sharp. We miss our shot, the company folds, and I crash on a friend's couch.

Post-mortem? Brute force plus a noisy brain equals failure. I stopped chasing "more hustle." What I needed was cleaner inputs.

'21

The Basement Year

My next venture crumbled when hype trumped evidence. I took a telecom job to regroup—steady income, but zero purpose. Day one screamed mismatch, then lockdowns hit. Trapped in a tiny basement, I faced "green dot" work: an hour of real tasks, the rest pretending to be present. Between calls, I'd hit the floor, open Twitter for "one quick check," and emerge angry or drained an hour later. Politics raged like a bonfire; YouTube peddled rigged-system conspiracies. My goals stalled.

I deleted Twitter, sold my stuff, traveled, and connected with builders. It helped, but it exposed the core issue: feeds aren't neutral. Platforms chase clicks and watch time; creators game them with rage-bait and hooks. Your attention, mood, and beliefs become the battlefield—a slow capture you only notice when months vanish and outputs stray from intentions.

'25

Building the Defense

The real culprit isn't "screen time"—it's unintended time, stolen by design. Platforms, clickbait, astroturfing, and AI sludge exploit incentives, rewriting your priors through repetition.

Then came the revelation: AI could flip the script, empowering users with an algorithm they truly control. That "aha" hit hard—it was the spark that made me quit my job to pursue this path. But crafting it in a way that's resilient, something the platforms can't easily shut down? That's the tough part, and it's what I'm grinding on now.

If you've ever blinked and lost 40 minutes—or felt "informed" yet adrift—you get the stakes. Discipline speeches fall short; we need smarter defaults at intake.

Inputs compound. Guard them fiercely.

Feed Filter is the tool I built to reclaim my attention and focus on what truly matters.

Why This Matters Right Now

The attention economy rewards outrage, speed, and repetition. Over time that creates information overload, mental load, and the kind of brain fog that makes focused work harder. People call it doomscrolling, brainrot, or just distraction, but the result is the same: less clarity and less control over your time.

Feed Filter is designed as a practical productivity tool for digital minimalism. The goal is not to hide everything. The goal is to reduce clickbait, ragebait, misleading posts, and low-signal feed noise so you can spend more time on credible sources and the people you actually care about.

Our Core Values

User Privacy First

Your data stays yours. We process locally whenever possible and never sell your information.

Transparent Operation

You can see exactly why posts are filtered and adjust the algorithm to match your preferences.

Performance Focused

Lightning-fast filtering that doesn't slow down your browsing experience.

Get in Touch

I personally read every email and love hearing from users about their experience with Feed Filter.

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