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Erase the noise. Use AI to automatically block engagement bait, broetry, and sales pitches from your LinkedIn feed. LinkedIn used to be useful. Now it's engagement bait, recycled hustle stories, and sales pitches dressed up as “insights.” Let's fix your feed. Scrios AI takes a smarter approach to cleaning up LinkedIn. Instead of relying on simple keyword blocking, it actually reads and understands the context and intent behind posts to identify the stuff you don't want to see. Engagement bait, fake hustle stories, recycled fluff, disguised sales pitches , Scrios AI filters out the noise while keeping the useful content. We don't take the extreme approach of blocking your entire feed. You can still use LinkedIn, just without drowning in the junk. Generic junk is blocked by default. Want to get more specific? Just describe what you want to avoid in plain English through the extension popup, and Scrios AI handles the rest. Your data stays yours. Add your own API key from one of the supported providers and get started. We don't collect, store, or read your LinkedIn data. LinkedIn changes its website frequently, and traditional extensions can break when that happens. Scrios AI is designed to adapt to these changes without requiring constant updates. Nothing is future-proof, but we're building it to last.
Aug 17, 2026
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