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Aaron Stathi

FilterIn - Hide LinkedIn posts containing keywords you want to avoid

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FilterIn is a free lightweight Chrome extension that lets you reclaim control of your LinkedIn feed by filtering out posts containing specific keywords. Perfect for those tired of seeing endless AI posts, hiring announcements, or any other repetitive content.

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Aaron Stathi
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built FilterIn because I was getting overwhelmed with repetitive content on LinkedIn. Instead of unfollowing people or leaving the platform, I wanted a simple way to hide specific types of posts. It's completely free to use. I'd love to hear your feedback and feature suggestions!
André J
Have you considered using GPT as the filter. Like AI filtering. "Please remove click-bate, engagement-bate, hot-takes and any content that's recycled carp, only newsworthy content please" 🙏 I would pay handsomely for that experience 😸
Aaron Stathi
Maker
@sentry_co Ah I see, so you mean to provide a prompt in the extension, and it removes something like you have described? I'll have a play around to see whats possible, thanks for the idea!
André J
@aaron_stathi Yeah. A prompt is richer than filtering on keywords. Also your mood changes. So you maybe want to kick loose on fridays and welcome different things by tweaking the prompt. etc
Aaron Stathi
Maker
@sentry_co Thanks, I will have a play with it and see what is possible. Great idea.
Aaron Stathi
Maker
@sentry_co Started working on the prompt feature, can see a screenshot here https://www.linkedin.com/feed/up...
André J
@aaron_stathi relaunch FilterIn 2.0 (now with AI) next week on ph ;) 🚀
Kay Kwak
Launching soon!
I've been getting more interested in LinkedIn lately, so I'm really happy to come across this! Congrats on the launch !🎉
Aaron Stathi
Maker
@kay_arkain thanks a lot!
Shivam Singh
Awesome, finally, a way to clean up the LinkedIn feed without unfollowing half of the network! Love the simplicity of FilterIn, this is exactly what people need these days :)
Aaron Stathi
Maker
@whatshivamdo thank you!
Giancarlo Rosa
I used @FilterIn... here's what it taught me about SaaS sales..... JK. Love that you thought (and built) this, @aaron_stathi. There's so much junk on LinkedIn these days that its hard to filter through the actual good content. Congratulations!
Aaron Stathi
Maker
@giancarlorosa Thanks alot for the kind words!
Aryan Sharma
Have you authorized this with LinkedIn?, because LinkedIn may ban people using such extensions.
Aaron Stathi
Maker
@aryansharma17 Hey, it runs locally to your device only for filtering. It doesn't affect any other users. From a privacy and security point: - Works only on LinkedIn.com - All keywords are stored locally in your browser - No data collection or external connections - No impact on LinkedIn's functionality Hope this clears things up for you.
Aryan Sharma
@aaron_stathi Make sense now, thanks for clarification.
Boris Kotevski
Nice one mate. You got my vote. Boris
Aaron Stathi
Maker
@boris_kotevski Thanks mate!
The SEO Guy
Useful i'll test it!
Aaron Stathi
Maker
@theseoguyfr Cool! Let me know what you think. :)
Kostas Livieratos
Simple and effective, very nice Aaron!
Aaron Stathi
Maker
@koslib Thank you!
Téva
It's a good idea. I tried it, but it doesn't seem to work, I see absolutely no content in my feed. I think there must be a little problem, I'm using Brave.
Aaron Stathi
Maker
@teva Hey there, this will work with Chrome Browser.
Téva
@aaron_stathi Okay, good to know, thanks!
Shifa Rehman
Launching soon!
Good idea, I'll share it with others. Congrats on the launch! 🎉🎉
Vishal Bansal
haha! much. needed product for this.
Emma Davis
@FilterIn @aaron_stathi This is perfect! Thank you 🙏🏼
Clara James
You guys just made my life on LinkedIn easier, thank you 🙏🏼 @FilterIn @aaron_stathi
Jonas Urbonas

My LinkedIn feed has been feeling like an echo chamber lately, so this is very useful! Does it also allow for whitelisting certain keywords or users so I don’t miss important posts?