Nullfeed — Hide Feeds, Shorts, Reels & Sponsored Posts

About

Hide feeds, Shorts, Reels & sponsored posts on streaming platforms, social media and websites. Free, no account.

Nullfeed hides the parts of a website that are built to keep you scrolling — the feed, Shorts, Reels, Stories, and sponsored posts — and leaves the parts you actually came for. Search, comments, messages, and every control you use keep working exactly as before.

It works out of the box. Open YouTube and the home feed and Shorts are gone; open X and the For You timeline and promoted posts are gone; Amazon loses its sponsored rows and "customers also bought" rails. The site becomes a tool again instead of a trap.

WHAT NULLFEED DOES

Removes feeds, Shorts, Reels and sponsored posts by default, so there's nothing to fall into when you open a tab for one specific thing.

Three presets per site — Balanced, Focus, and Nuclear. Balanced clears the noise while keeping the site fully usable. Focus also removes sidebars, trending and recommendations. Nuclear blanks the feed entirely. Set it once per site and change it whenever you like.

Block any element on any website. Right-click something and hide it for good — a stray widget, a banner, a section a built-in rule doesn't cover. Nullfeed warns you before you hide a button or link, so you never break the page. Outside the seven built-in sites, it asks for access one site at a time, only when you use it there.

Updates that reach you the same day. When a site changes its code and a blocker would normally break for weeks, Nullfeed downloads corrected rules automatically — no waiting on a store review to fix it. You can also report a broken site in two clicks.

Self-lock. Freeze your settings for 15 minutes to 2 hours so you can't quietly switch the feed back on halfway through focused work.

Open changelog. Every fix and change is written down where you can read it, so you always know what changed and when.

Backup. Export and import all your rules and settings as a file.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

No account, no analytics, no tracking. Your settings stay on your device. Nullfeed makes only two network requests: a read-only download of the blocking-rule list, and — only if you choose to send one — a "report broken site" message. It never sends page content or browsing history anywhere.

FREE FOREVER

Everything that blocks distractions is free and always will be. Nullfeed runs on your device, so there's almost nothing to pay for — it's funded by optional Ko-fi tips, not subscriptions, and nothing that's free today will ever move behind a paywall.

Nullfeed is a product from niallcodes, an independent software project based in the United Kingdom.