Your Twitter feed, finally peaceful.
Automatically hides political arguments, hate speech, war news, and controversy — so you can enjoy social media again.
No account · No data collected · 100% local
Just finished reading an amazing book on urban architecture. The way cities evolve over decades is genuinely fascinating. Any recommendations?
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Politics · "election"
TypeScript generics are actually beautiful once you understand them. Spent 2 hours debugging yesterday and now I get it
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War & Conflict · "ceasefire"
Café morning in Kyoto. There's something timeless about sitting by the window when it's raining outside.
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Features
Built for your peace of mind.
Instant filtering
Tweets are analyzed locally the moment they load. Zero latency, zero API calls.
100% private
Everything runs in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.
Custom keywords
Add your own words or phrases on top of the built-in keyword library.
Reveal anytime
Hidden tweets are collapsed, not deleted. One click to peek at any of them.
Live stats
See exactly how many tweets have been filtered in real-time.
Per-category control
Toggle politics but keep religion. Full granular control over every category.
Filters
5 categories. 200+ keywords.
Political Content
Racism & Hate
Religious Debates
War & Conflict
Controversial
Custom Keywords
Add any word or phrase. Perfect for blocking specific people, topics, or anything you're tired of.
How it works
Up and running in a minute.
Step 01
Download the release
Grab the latest zip from GitHub and unzip it anywhere. No account, no sign-up.
Step 02
Load it in your browser
Open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, then choose Load unpacked and pick the folder.
Step 03
Choose your filters and scroll
Click the ZenX icon in your toolbar. All 5 categories are on by default — toggle any off, then visit X.com.
ZenX isn't on the Chrome Web Store yet — a listing is on the way. Until then this is the install, and it's the same one you'd use for any unpacked extension.
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Free, open source, and always will be.
Your feed, your rules.
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