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Your RSS feeds, minus the noise.
parefeed sits between your feeds and your reader and quietly removes the stories you don't want: sports in your local news, one company you're tired of reading about, spoilers for a show you haven't watched. Your reader gets a clean, private feed it can't tell apart from the original.
How it works
- Add a feed. Paste a site's address and parefeed finds its feeds for you, or paste a feed URL you already use, including private ones.
- Say what to leave out. Describe a topic in plain words ("sports", "anything about Elon Musk's companies") and an AI model judges each story against it. Or use exact keywords for things that are always spelled the same. Rules can apply to all your feeds or just one.
- Subscribe to your filtered feed. Each feed gets its own private URL. Put it in any RSS reader in place of the original. It's checked hourly, and stories you've filtered out never reach your reader.
Good to know
- Nothing is hidden from you. The filtered log shows every story that was removed, why, and how confident the AI was. One click puts a story back.
- Works with any reader. The filtered feed is standard RSS or Atom, in the same format as the original.
- Private by default. Filtered feed URLs are long and unguessable, and you can replace one at any time.
- No passwords. You sign in with a passkey: your device's fingerprint, face or PIN unlock.
Add a feed
Paste a site's address (like example.com) or a feed URL you already use.
If it's a site, we'll find its feeds for you.
No feeds yet. Add one above, then add a topic on the Rules tab.
Each feed below has a filtered feed URL. Subscribe to that URL in your RSS reader instead of the original: it's the same feed with your filtered stories removed. It's also private, so anyone who has it can read that feed. Don't share it, and use Rotate URL if it leaks.
Topics are judged by Clef: an item is filtered out when the probability that it's about the topic reaches the threshold. Keywords match whole words in the title, categories or description, and cost nothing. Adding, changing or deleting a rule re-checks the stories already in the affected feeds; they keep their current verdict until the re-check lands.
No rules.
Nothing here.
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Privacy policy
Effective 2026-10-04
What we store
- Your email address, used to identify your account and to contact you if you lose access to it.
- Your passkeys' public keys. Passkeys use public-key cryptography: your fingerprint, face or PIN never leaves your device, and we never see it.
- The feeds you add and your filtering rules. Feed addresses can contain private tokens; they're shown only to you.
- The stories in your feeds: each story's title, link and filtering decision, kept for about 30 days after it last appears in the feed so the filtered log works. The latest copy of each feed is also kept, so it can be served to your reader.
- Basic operational data, such as when each feed was last fetched and any errors, so we can tell you when a feed stops working.
How stories are filtered
To check a story against your topic rules, its title, categories and the start of its summary are sent to an AI model run by Cloudflare's Workers AI, along with your topic wording. Cloudflare handles this data under its own privacy policy. Keyword rules are matched by parefeed itself and send nothing anywhere.
Cookies and tracking
We set one cookie to keep you signed in and a short-lived one during passkey sign-in. That's all: no analytics, no advertising, no third-party trackers.
Who can see your data
parefeed runs entirely on Cloudflare, which hosts the application and its database. We don't sell your data or share it with anyone else. Anyone who has one of your filtered feed URLs can read that feed, so keep them private and replace one if it leaks. Like most web services, the hosting platform keeps request logs for security and troubleshooting.
Your choices
You can delete feeds and rules at any time. To delete your account and everything associated with it, email from the address on your account.
Changes
If this policy changes, the effective date above will change with it. Significant changes will be announced to account holders by email.
Terms of service
Effective 2026-10-04
- The service. parefeed fetches RSS and Atom feeds you choose, removes stories according to rules you set, and republishes the result at a private URL for your own use.
- Your account. You're responsible for your account and passkeys, and for keeping your filtered feed URLs private. Accounts are currently invite-only.
- Feeds you add. Only add feeds you're entitled to read. The content of each feed belongs to its publisher; parefeed doesn't claim any rights to it and only passes it on to you. Don't use parefeed to redistribute feeds to others.
- Acceptable use. Don't use parefeed to overload, scrape or attack other sites, to get around access controls, or for anything unlawful. We may limit or suspend accounts that do.
- Filtering is automated and imperfect. AI judgments can be wrong in both directions: a story you wanted may be removed, and one you didn't may get through. Check the filtered log and override when needed. Don't rely on parefeed where a missed or wrongly removed story would matter.
- No warranty. parefeed is provided "as is", without warranties of any kind. It may change, be interrupted, or be discontinued.
- Limitation of liability. To the extent the law allows, parefeed and its operator aren't liable for indirect or consequential losses, or for any loss arising from content in feeds, filtering decisions, or downtime.
- Ending. You can stop using parefeed and ask for your account to be deleted at any time. We may close accounts that break these terms, or close the service with reasonable notice.
- Changes. We may update these terms; the effective date above will change, and significant changes will be announced by email.
- Contact.