What is News Feed Sanitizer?
Clean your social networks news feeds, by filtering the posts based on a banned word list. Browser extension, works on all major social networks: Facebook, Reddit, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, YouTube.
Problem
Users are confronted with an overwhelming amount of undesirable content on their social media feeds, which can be distracting and affect their overall online experience. The overwhelming amount of undesirable content.
Solution
A browser extension that filters social network news feeds by removing posts containing specified banned words. Users can thus tailor their social media experience to exclude unwanted content. The extension works across major networks like Facebook, Reddit, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube. The ability to filter social network news feeds by removing posts containing specified banned words.
Customers
Social media users who are overwhelmed by the volume of content in their feeds, individuals seeking a more personalized and distraction-free online experience, and users who want to avoid specific triggers or topics.
Unique Features
Compatibility across a broad range of social media platforms, customization through a user-defined banned word list, and the convenience of a browser extension format.
User Comments
Significantly improves online experience by removing unwanted content.
Easy to customize and use.
Supports all major social media platforms.
Helps in reducing online distractions and triggers.
Would like more features in future updates.
Traction
Due to the limitations of the task, specific traction details such as number of users, revenue, and updates are not available. However, given the widespread issue of social media clutter, it can be inferred that the product addresses a substantial market.
Market Size
The global digital wellness market, inclusive of tools for managing social media consumption, is projected to grow significantly. The market for digital wellness tools, including social media filtering applications, is valued at $1.5 billion as of 2021.
