Your feed.
Your rules.
Your peace of mind.

Tell MyFeed what you're in the mood for right now — something calming, something funny, something that teaches you. You also set your longer-term interests during setup, and you can search for any specific topic or creator you want to explore. Your feed, built around you — not around what keeps you scrolling the longest.

We all know it's happening — algorithms, content creators, even governments shaping what we see and how we feel about it. Wouldn't it be useful to know, in real time, when something is designed to make you angry, when an image is AI-generated, or when a claim hasn't been verified? MyFeed gives you that awareness. You choose your level of protection — from a gentle flag to strict filtering — for yourself and your family.

We've all been there — you pick up your phone for five minutes and look up an hour later wondering where the time went. MyFeed's companion checks in with you while you scroll. Not to lecture you. Just a quiet nudge — how are you doing? Do you want to keep going, change what you're watching, or take a break? It's the kind of question a good friend might ask. And you're always in control of how often it happens.

Comment sections are where nuance goes to die. Like counts turn every post into a popularity contest. MyFeed removed both — not because we think you can't handle them, but because neither one adds anything to the experience of watching something good. You watch, you feel something, you move on. No performance. No outrage. Just content, experienced at face value.