TidyWeb hides unwanted videos, posts, comments, anything really, on sites like YouTube, Twitter, Reddit, Instagram and more. Describe what you don’t want to see in plain language, manually disable whole sections of a site, or filter items by keyword.
TidyWeb hides unwanted content on the websites you already use. Say you enjoy YouTube for tutorials, but don't want reaction videos in your recommendations. Just tell TidyWeb what you want to hide, and it checks recommendations against your rule. This way, you can keep using YouTube without cutting off the parts you came for.
TidyWeb supports YouTube, Google Search, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter / X, Reddit, Substack, LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest, Twitch and Amazon in Chrome on desktop. Each website has its own filters, so you can choose what to hide on one without changing the others. You can see the available controls here.
Yes. You can hide Shorts on YouTube, AI summaries in Google, Notes on Substack, and other distracting sections on supported websites. Open Classic for your chosen website and choose the sections you want to hide. The rest of the website stays available.
TidyWeb is free to use. Pro starts at $5 per month with yearly billing or $7 with monthly billing. You can learn more about what each plan includes here.
Yes. TidyWeb Pro comes with a 7-day free trial for eligible accounts. This gives you time to explore semantic filtering before committing. Your chosen plan starts charging when the trial ends unless you cancel first. Learn more about TidyWeb's plans here.
Yes. Install TidyWeb in Chrome on each computer and log in with the same account. Your rules, keyword filters and site controls sync automatically, so you don't have to set them up again. Sync is included in Free.
Setting up TidyWeb is quick and easy. Install the Chrome extension and log in with Google, Apple or email. Choose Add Site, pick a website and add your first filter. You can describe what you'd like to hide, hide a whole section, or start with a keyword. You can download TidyWeb here.