GoodVibes
Chrome extension that hides unwanted feed topics using AI.
At a glance
Price not confirmed · Source review 2026-11-01- Price & billing
The page states $0 forever for GoodVibes itself, with 500 posts a day included, and notes that a personal TypeSafe key is paid to TypeSafe, not to GoodVibes.
- Free allowance
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- Best suited to
Filtering unwanted topics from social and news feeds with reversible collapse, dim or remove modes.
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Filtering unwanted topics from social and news feeds with reversible collapse, dim or remove modes.
Limits and trade-offs
Free coverage is 500 posts a day on GoodVibes; beyond that, posts stay visible until the midnight UTC reset unless the user supplies a TypeSafe key.
Plans and free allowances
The page states $0 forever for GoodVibes itself, with 500 posts a day included, and notes that a personal TypeSafe key is paid to TypeSafe, not to GoodVibes.
Evidence
GoodVibes homepage ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-01)
Official published page review; no authenticated product test
Dates: Last reviewed 2026-11-01. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at GoodVibes
GoodVibes is a free Chrome extension that reads posts as they load on X, Reddit, YouTube comments, LinkedIn and Hacker News, and hides topics the user is done with, such as politics, rage bait, doom news or spoilers. Users turn on eight built-in topics or describe their own in plain English, then choose to collapse, dim or remove matching posts. It needs no account, takes about a minute to set up, and covers 500 posts a day free.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose GoodVibes
- Heavy feed readers who want to mute a topic, not just a keyword, across X, Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn and Hacker News
- People who want hidden posts recoverable, with collapse or dim modes instead of permanent deletion
- Privacy-conscious users who can bring their own TypeSafe key to bypass the server and the daily limit
When to choose something else
- Users who scroll far beyond 500 posts a day and do not want to supply their own API key
- People who expect perfect topic detection, since classification is probabilistic and can misjudge a post
A practical starting workflow
- Install the Chrome extension and turn on built-in topics or write your own topic in one sentence
- Choose how hidden posts look: collapsed to one line, dimmed in place, or removed from the feed
- Scroll normally while GoodVibes reads each post as it loads and covers matches before they can be read
- Bring a post back when needed, or add a TypeSafe key if you pass 500 posts a day
Check before committing
- Vendor claims about detection speed and daily cost are vendor statements, not guarantees
- Prices and features may change; the page says GoodVibes itself is free, but a personal TypeSafe key means paying TypeSafe for usage
- Evidence here is thin: only the official homepage was reviewed, with no authenticated product test
Common questions
Which sites does GoodVibes work on?
X, Reddit, YouTube comments, LinkedIn and Hacker News, according to its homepage.
Is GoodVibes really free?
The page says free, with no paid plan: 500 posts read a day on GoodVibes, all five sites and all eight built-in topics, with no account and no card.
What happens to the text of my posts?
The page says only the text of posts on screen goes out, a model scores it per topic, verdicts are cached for seven days against a text hash, and the post text itself is not stored.
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Sources and checks
Last source review is not a date of product testing. No rating or test result is implied by inclusion. Check the current plan and terms before buying.