Doom headlines, hidden
Hide mode quietly removes the cards before you ever see them.
Focus on what you came online for. No noise, no doom-bait, no comparison spirals — just a calmer internet so you can have a better day.
Works on Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc
30-second walkthroughHide mode quietly removes the cards before you ever see them.
Edit mode rewrites the headline live so it just says what it means.
Toggle any group on or off from the popup. That's the whole UI.
Scroll X without the cortisol spike. Outrage group on, posts vanish.
Hit pause for the current site — filtering stops there until you're back.
Type what bothers you in plain English. We turn it into filter terms.
Try it live
This is the same softening rule in real time.
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Three steps. Then forget it's there.
Add SanityMode to Chrome in one easy click. No account needed. Instantly works on every site you visit.
Toggle exactly what you want muted. Doom, outrage, politics, ads, crime — or none at all. It's up to you.
SanityMode quietly hides, softens, or seamlessly replaces the noise. You stay fully informed without the anxiety.
Designed with intention
The internet is engineered to hijack your attention. SanityMode is engineered to give it back — so coming online feels like a tool, not a trap.
Doom headlines and engagement-bait get hidden or rewritten — so opening a tab doesn't spike your nervous system.
When the outrage and breaking-news cards are gone, the feed stops rewarding the refresh. You check, you leave.
Fear-bait keywords get muted, so a quick check-in doesn't turn into a long, exhausting hour of dread.
SanityMode is a focus tool, not medical treatment. If you're struggling with anxiety, OCD, depression, or other mental-health conditions, please reach out to a qualified professional.
The whole popup
Pick a mode, tap the groups you don't want to see.
That's the entire extension.
Rewrites doom headlines into something neutral.
4 of 6 groups on
Why this exists
The internet is exhausting because of doom headlines, outrage threads, and rage bait engineered to hijack your attention. We turn that off.
An extension that reads page content is a big ask. So we built it the only way that's fair: everything stays on your device and nothing ever leaves it.
"I forgot the news existed for a week. My shoulders dropped two inches."
"Twitter is usable again. That alone was worth it."
"It's like noise-cancelling headphones for the internet."
Pricing
Everything is completely free while we're in beta. When we eventually launch paid plans, early users keep Free until September.
The whole extension, all filters, on every site.
For people who want every quiet little luxury.
Pay once. Quieter internet for good.
No card required · Early users keep Free until September
Install in 30 seconds
We are not in the Chrome Web Store yet. This quick three-step setup works in Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc and Opera.
Press the button below. Your browser will save a small file called sanitymode-extension.zip to your Downloads folder.
Type chrome://extensions into your address bar and press Enter. Flip the Developer mode switch in the top-right corner.
Simply unzip the file, then click Load unpacked and select the unzipped SanityMode folder.
Honest answers
No. Filtering runs locally as lightweight pattern matching on text that's already on the page — no network calls, no model downloads, no waiting. On a mid-range laptop the scan averages under 4 ms per page. You'd need a stopwatch to notice.
Not yet — SanityMode currently targets Chromium browsers (Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc, Opera). A Firefox build is in QA and a Safari version is on the roadmap. Drop your email in the box above the fold and we'll ping you the day yours ships.
One click. Toggle Snooze for 15 min / 1 hr / today from the popup, or hit ⌘⇧S to disable site-wide. You can also whitelist specific sources (NYT, NatGeo, your friend's blog) so they're never touched. Nothing is hidden permanently — every quieted item shows a tiny dot you can click to bring it back.
You're the only censor — SanityMode just runs the rules you toggle. We never hide friends' posts, DMs, messages, search results you typed, or anything you actively asked for. It only quiets algorithmic feeds, ads, and recommended content. And it tells you when it's done something, so you can always undo it.
Filtering happens locally in your browser. We sent zero network requests at install, send zero at runtime, and send zero ever. The live counter in the hero proves it — open DevTools → Network and watch it stay at zero. Forever.
Free until end of September 2026. After that, paid plans start at $49.99/year. Anyone who installs during beta keeps a 50% lifetime discount.
Doom headlines, outrage threads, clickbait, politics, crime, celebrity gossip, ads, and recommended-content rails. Every category is a toggle — you decide what counts as noise.
Two quick clicks to install. Enjoy a much quieter internet in just 30 seconds. Completely free.
Free until September for early users