Browse inside FeedHush
The planned iPhone and Mac apps will open supported social sites in their own browser. They won’t change Safari or native social apps.
A calmer way to browse
Keep the people.
Quiet the feed.
Keep up with the people you care about, with fewer distractions along the way. We’re building FeedHush to give you more choice over what fills your feed.
In development. Apps and social-site filtering are not available yet.
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A little more room
to choose what matters.
01Thoughtful tools for a more intentional feed
FeedHush is in development. There’s no app to install yet. Explore what we’re working on and where it will apply.
Check availabilityThe idea
Less to scroll past.
More of what you came for.
We’re building a way to browse social sites inside FeedHush and choose which distractions to leave out. Social-site filtering is not available yet.
Choose what fits
We’re exploring ways to quiet recommendations and other distractions, with separate settings for personal and family use.
Know where it applies
Filtering will apply only in supported apps and extensions. Any separate Apple Screen Time controls will need your permission.
We’re still checking site compatibility, sign-in, and device permissions before making filtering available.
Where we’re headed
Platforms & availability
We’re exploring the services below. No social-site controls are available yet. No sites are supported yet.
Not yetavailable
No social-site controls are available yet.We’ll list supported sites here once compatibility and testing are complete.
In development Sites we’re exploring
Filtering not available- YouTube
- Snapchat
- TikTok
- X
A service appearing here does not mean its site is supported.
Apps & extensions
Not available yet- iPhone appFor browsing inside FeedHush. Won’t filter Safari or native social apps.Not available yet
- Mac appSettings apply inside FeedHush, with no system-wide restrictions.Not available yet
- Chrome extensionPlanned for Chrome. Social-site filtering is not available yet.Planned
- Edge extensionPlanned for Edge. Social-site filtering is not available yet.Planned
- Separate iOS Screen Time controlsApple authorization and device behavior are still being evaluated.Not available yet
We’re not offering Safari, Firefox, or Android support, filtering inside native social apps, or system-wide Mac restrictions.
For individuals
Your attention,
your own terms.
Sometimes you want to check in with someone, then get on with your day. We’re building FeedHush around that choice, with filtering options to help you leave the rest behind.
Check availabilityPersonal settings are for your own focus. They won’t give someone else parent access or control over your device.
For families
Clear roles.
Honest limits.
Parents will manage household settings on the FeedHush website. A child’s device will show its assigned settings and let them ask for a change. Apple Screen Time permission is separate from a FeedHush parent account.
Start with a conversation.A device owner can still leave FeedHush, change permissions, or remove the app. It isn’t a device lock.
Parent controlsOn this computer only This link opens the parent app on this computer: http://127.0.0.1:8787/parent/. Online sign-in isn’t available yet.
Designed around
- 01Settings managed by a parent
Only a signed-in parent can change the household’s settings or decide a child’s request.
- 02Help getting reconnected
If saved settings expire or can’t be verified, a parent will need to sign in and reconnect the device.
- 03Limits you can understand
Other browsers, apps, accounts, and devices remain outside FeedHush’s control.
The family apps are still in development. An offline device won’t learn that its access has been removed until it reconnects; saved settings will have an expiry.
Desktop & browser
Know where
your settings apply.
The Mac app and browser extensions will work in different places. Here’s what each is being built to do.
Not available yet
Mac app
Family settings will apply inside FeedHush. They won’t restrict the rest of the Mac or stop someone opening another browser. Use Apple Screen Time for separate system settings.
Planned
Chrome
We’re building an extension for browsing in Chrome. Social-site filtering is not available yet. Learn how managed Chrome and separate device controls will fit together.
Planned
Edge
We’re building an extension for browsing in Edge. Social-site filtering is not available yet.
On iPhone: Filtering will work only while browsing inside FeedHush. Blocking other apps or sites would require separate Apple Screen Time permission; those controls are not available yet.
Privacy by design
Your social life
stays yours.
We’re building FeedHush so social passwords, cookies, feed content, and private messages stay off our servers. Any future social sign-in will happen directly with the social site.
A FeedHush parent account and Apple Screen Time permission are separate. Neither tells us who approved the other.
Our privacy approach for the apps we’re buildingNo social password collection
You won’t give FeedHush your social password. Social sign-in will stay with the social site.
No feed or message archive
We’re building filtering without sending your feed or private messages to our servers.
Separate permissions
Your FeedHush parent account and Apple Screen Time permission serve different purposes.
Frequently asked
Good questions,
straight answers.
We will update this section as tested support and release details become available.
Can FeedHush filter social sites today?
No. FeedHush is still in development, and no social-site controls are available yet. Real site and device behavior have not been verified for release.
Where does FeedHush work on iPhone?
We’re building an in-app browser for iPhone. It won’t filter Safari or native social apps. Social-site filtering and separate Screen Time controls aren’t available yet.
Does it control the whole Mac?
No. Family settings will apply only inside FeedHush. They won’t configure Apple Screen Time, restrict other apps, or stop someone using another browser.
Are Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox supported?
Chrome and Edge extensions are in development, with no social-site filtering available yet. We’re not offering Safari or Firefox support.
Does FeedHush store my social password or messages?
We’re building FeedHush to keep social passwords, cookies, feed content, and private messages off our servers. Social sign-in will stay with each social site. The apps aren’t released yet.
Is a parent's Apple ID the same as a FeedHush parent account?
No. A FeedHush parent account manages household settings. Apple Screen Time permission allows separate device controls. FeedHush can’t confirm whether the same person approved both.
Can a family member leave or remove FeedHush?
That depends on separate device controls. Chrome force-install policy can prevent ordinary extension removal, while Apple’s child authorization can restrict app deletion. FeedHush doesn’t configure a complete device lock, and its family runtime is still unfinished. Other browsers, accounts, administrator access and resets need their own plan. Read about the protection layers.
Is this for schools or organizations?
No. FeedHush is being built for personal and family use.
Download
Still in the making.
FeedHush isn’t ready to download yet. Install links will appear here when the apps are ready.
Downloads are unavailableNo iOS, Mac, Chrome, or Edge release is offered here.
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