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Feed Filter for Twitter

KAI WANG · Productivity

Feed Filter for Twitter lets you hide or flag tweets on your timeline using custom rules.

$4.99 · In-app purchases

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Hypothesis 1

Implement more advanced filtering options like sentiment analysis.

Assumption to check: Limited filtering options compared to competitors.

Validate with people who use this workflow before building.

Hypothesis 2

Allow users to view saved filters and tweets offline.

Assumption to check: No offline capabilities.

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Hypothesis 3

Create a guided tutorial for new users.

Assumption to check: Poor user onboarding experience.

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Hypothesis 4

Add features for theme customization and layout adjustments.

Assumption to check: Lack of customization options.

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App Store description

Feed Filter for Twitter lets you hide or flag tweets on your timeline using custom rules. You write conditions based on tweet content or account properties -- things like follower count, account age, whether a tweet contains links, or if the username matches a pattern. Matched tweets can be hidden entirely or visually dimmed with a label showing which rule triggered. The rule language supports comparisons, string matching, regex, and basic logic operators. A few preset rules for common cases (crypto spam, suspicious accounts) are included and can be toggled on or off. Other features: - Import CSV lists (e.g. from Twitter Exporter) and reference them in rules with in_list() - Export and import rules as JSON to share with others - A stats page showing how many tweets were scanned, marked, or hidden, broken down by rule - Global toggle to enable or disable all filtering - Default action setting (mark or hide) that individual rules can inherit or override The extension runs entirely in your browser. No data is sent anywhere.

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