Remedy

Key facts: Remedy launched on Product Hunt on November 4, 2026, and on Hacker News on November 8. It is an AI filter for your feeds: name it in your own words, rage-bait, spoilers, gore, or anything else you are done with, and Remedy goes by meaning, not keywords, quietly taking it out of your feed as you scroll. It works in Chrome on your computer, on X, Reddit, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Threads and TikTok, and any site you add.

Plans: Your first day is free, with no account or card, filtering everything: text, images and video, on every site. After that, Free keeps filtering text on one site. Lite $6.99 a month checks text on every site. Plus $14.99 a month adds images and video, and is free for 5 days with a card required.

Best for: Anyone whose feeds keep serving rage-bait, spoilers or gore they never asked for. Who should skip it: anyone on mobile only, or who likes their feed exactly as it is.

Pros

• First day free, no account or card
• Filters by meaning, not keywords, so reworded bait still gets caught
• Works across X, Reddit, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Threads and TikTok
• Free keeps filtering text on one site forever

Watch out for

• Desktop Chrome only, for now: no mobile version
• Images and video need Plus at $14.99 a month
• An AI classifier can still miss or over-filter at the edges

Best for

Anyone whose feeds keep serving rage-bait, spoilers or gore they never asked for. Who should skip it: anyone on mobile only, or someone who likes their feed exactly as it is.

Pricing

First day free (everything, every site). Then Free (text, one site), Lite $6.99/month, Plus $14.99/month (images + video, 5-day free trial).

FAQs

What is Remedy? An AI filter for your feeds: type what you do not want to see in plain words, and it quietly removes it as you scroll, by meaning, not keywords.

Is Remedy free? Your first day is free with no account or card. After that, Free keeps filtering text on one site. Lite is $6.99 a month, Plus $14.99.

Which sites does it work on? X, Reddit, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, and any site you add. Desktop Chrome only, for now.

How is it different from muting keywords? It goes by meaning, not keywords, so a reworded post about the same thing still gets filtered.