Hide what you don’t want on YouTube and X.
Your feed is bloated. Put it on a diet. Write a rule in your own words, and Feed Diet cuts the junk before you see it.
Add to Chrome, it’s freeOn YouTube
A demo YouTube home page. As example rules are typed, the videos that break each rule are blurred or hidden.
On X
A demo X timeline. As example rules are typed, the posts that break each rule are blurred or hidden.
Every feed needs a different diet
Say it the way you would say it to a friend. Exceptions and “only” are fine.
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For parents
Keep a child’s feed full of things worth watching. See YouTube parental controls.
“No brain rot, pranks, or scary videos. Science, drawing, and Minecraft builds are fine.”
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For focus
Make work hours about work, and only see what helps you learn the job.
“Only programming tutorials and conference talks.”
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For a news break
Step away from politics without leaving the internet. It catches what muted words on X miss.
“No politics or breaking news. Local weather is fine.”
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For recovery
Hide the posts that pull you back, like diet talk or betting tips.
“No diet, weight-loss, or calorie-counting content.”
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For no spoilers
Finish the game, the show, or the book first.
“No spoilers for the Silksong ending until I finish it.”
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For learning
Turn your feed into a class you actually want to take.
“Only woodworking, cooking, and history.”
How it works
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Write a rule
One or two sentences, in your own words. Rewrite it whenever your taste changes.
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Feed Diet reads each card
It reads a video’s title and channel, or a post’s text and author, and checks it against your rule.
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The rest disappears
Anything that breaks the rule is blurred or hidden on the YouTube home feed, search results, watch-page sidebar, and Shorts, and on your X timeline.
Private by design
We send a video’s title and channel, or a post’s text and author, to our classifier with your rule. We store none of it, build no profile, sell nothing, and run no ads. The extension runs no analytics.
Guides
Step-by-step answers for the feeds people ask about most.
- YouTube parental controlsWhat YouTube’s controls do, what they miss, and a rule for kids.
- How to block brain rot on YouTubeBlock a whole topic, not one video at a time.
- How to hide YouTube ShortsHide Shorts for good, and keep the ones you like.
- How to mute words on XMute a whole topic, with exceptions.
- A BlockTube alternativeAn honest comparison, and when BlockTube is the better choice.
- FAQPrivacy, pricing, the settings lock, and how rules work.