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Build custom LinkedIn feeds from the people who actually matter. Your LinkedIn feed, on your terms. LinkedIn's algorithm decides what you see. It optimises for engagement, not for the people who actually matter to you. Clients, prospects, investors, and close colleagues get buried under promoted posts, viral hot takes, and strangers three connections away. SignalFeed fixes that. Build your own feeds from the people you choose, and read them in clean chronological order with nothing else mixed in. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension. It lives quietly inside LinkedIn. No new tabs, no separate app to learn. 2. Build your feeds. Create one for each group that matters: clients, leads, prospects, or anything you like. Add people straight from their posts as you browse, with one click. 3. Read what matters. Open any feed and see only that group's posts, newest first, with no algorithmic reordering. WHAT YOU GET Custom feeds. Name them whatever you want and colour-code them. Each feed shows only the posts from people in it. One-click adding. A small button appears on every post as you browse LinkedIn. Click it to add that person to any feed. Remove them the same way. A sidebar that stays out of the way. Open it when you want it, docked to whichever side you prefer, in light or dark theme. Contacts and a dashboard. Every person you track gets a contact record for notes and context. Manage everything from the web dashboard at app.signalfeed.me, which stays in sync with the extension automatically. PRICING Free forever: one feed with up to 10 people. No card required, no time limit. Paid plans from $4.00 a month unlock unlimited feeds, unlimited people, and the full contacts CRM. 14-day money-back guarantee, cancel anytime. PRIVACY SignalFeed reads LinkedIn pages only to find posts and profiles you have asked it to track. It does not read your messages, it does not post anything on your behalf, and it never sells your data. The people in your feeds are stored in your own SignalFeed account and nowhere else. Full privacy policy: https://signalfeed.me/privacy
Aug 23, 2026
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