Take Control of Your Social Feed

SentryFeed uses AI to analyze LinkedIn and X posts in real time and automatically hides cringe-worthy content.

SentryFeed in action on LinkedIn

Key Features

Smart Filtering

Automatically removes engagement bait, promotional content, and off-topic posts from your feed.

Real-time Analysis

Instant analysis of new posts as they appear in your feed.

Customization

Choose the types of content you want to see or hide according to your preferences.

Configurable AI

Use the AI of your choice by simply configuring your API key.

How It Works?

1

Detects New Posts

The extension automatically detects new posts that appear in your LinkedIn or X feed.

2

AI Analysis

The content is sent to an AI model (via API) that classifies it based on predefined "cringe" criteria.

3

Applies Blur

Posts identified as cringe are automatically blurred to keep your feed cleaner and more relevant.

4

User Control

You keep control by customizing your preferences and configuring your settings like the API key.

Installing SentryFeed

Easy Installation (Recommended)

Install directly from the Chrome Web Store:

Install from Chrome Web Store

Manual Installation (For Developers)

1. Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/voltek62/SentryFeed.git

2. Configure Your API Key

Update your Groq API key in the content.js file

3. Install the Extension

  1. Open Chrome and navigate to chrome://extensions/
  2. Enable Developer Mode in the top-right corner
  3. Click on "Load unpacked"
  4. Select the SentryFeed folder where the extension files are located

4. Enjoy a Cringe-Free Feed

Browse LinkedIn or X and see SentryFeed automatically filter out cringe-worthy content.

Frequently Asked Questions

Currently, SentryFeed supports LinkedIn and X (formerly Twitter). We plan to add more platforms in the future.

You need to modify the content.js file of the extension and insert your Groq API key. Detailed instructions are available in the README file.

SentryFeed does not record or collect any user data. All processing is done locally, and analyzed content is not stored.

Yes, SentryFeed is an open-source and free project. However, you will need to provide your own API key for the AI model used.