What is AfterFeed used for?

AfterFeed is a browser extension that tracks the social posts you pay attention to and groups them into topics for later recall. It is a good fit for recalling useful posts after scrolling and reviewing what you read on X.

Yes. AfterFeed has a free plan.

Is AfterFeed open source?

No. AfterFeed is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Vimium, PowerToys and Files.

What are some alternatives to AfterFeed?

Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include AutoScroll Pro, 1% Better and 1 Pixel Workout.

AfterFeed: features, pricing and alternatives

About AfterFeed

AfterFeed is a browser extension for people who scroll social feeds and forget most of what they read. It tracks the posts you actually pay attention to while you scroll normally, with no bookmarks or manual notes.

When you finish scrolling, it groups meaningful posts into topics so you can recall them. Support currently covers X, with Reddit, LinkedIn and Hacker News listed as coming soon. The extension has an account login and a pricing page.

Key features

Tracks posts you pay attention to
Groups posts into topics
No bookmarks or notes needed
Works while scrolling X
Planned Reddit, LinkedIn and Hacker News support

Good fit for

→Recalling useful posts after scrolling
→Reviewing what you read on X

Tags: browser-extension; social-media; memory; x-twitter; productivity; recall

AfterFeed: questions and answers

What is AfterFeed used for?: AfterFeed is a browser extension that tracks the social posts you pay attention to and groups them into topics for later recall. It is a good fit for recalling useful posts after scrolling and reviewing what you read on X.
Is AfterFeed free?: Yes. AfterFeed has a free plan.
Is AfterFeed open source?: No. AfterFeed is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Vimium, PowerToys and Files.
What are some alternatives to AfterFeed?: Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include AutoScroll Pro, 1% Better and 1 Pixel Workout.