what gets cut, what stays
Every filter, every platform, in one place. So you can verify before you download.
the principle: Friends and people you chose to follow stay. The For You machinery is removed.
the principle: What you searched for and what you subscribed to stay. What YouTube tried to slip you, doesn't.
the principle: Facebook is mostly Messenger, Marketplace, and Groups for most people. We protect those and remove the rest.
the principle: X without the algorithm becomes a chronological feed of people you follow. Which is what Twitter used to be.
the principle: Communities you chose stay. Communities Reddit tries to push, don't.
TikTok is entirely short-form. There's no feed hiding behind the For You page to preserve; filtering it would mean a blank app. The honest answer: TikTok isn't a Dull problem, it's a deletion problem.
Snapchat is dropped for v1. Most of its value is real-time messaging, which is outside the scroll problem Dull solves. May come later. No promises.
Not supported yet. The feed is algorithmic and noisy, but most LinkedIn use is search and DMs, which don't have a Reels equivalent.
Not supported. Pinterest is essentially all algorithmic by design; most of the app is the recommendation engine.
Not supported yet. Threads' web version is still maturing; we'll add it when it's stable enough to filter consistently.
Not supported. BeReal is friend-only by design. There's no algorithmic feed to remove.
No. DMs are kept intact across every supported platform.
No. Followed-account posts are exactly what Dull preserves.
Yes. Dull is a viewer wrapped around the mobile web. Posting works normally.
Filters update via the app. No manual work for you. If something breaks before we ship a fix, the bypass button is one tap.
iPhone-first. iPad works but the layout is built for phone.