Daily Briefing pAIa

Re-ranks your Substack feed from your own read/like/hide feedback. All data stays on your device.

Daily Briefing pAIa puts you in control of your Substack reading feed. Substack shows posts in the order it chooses. This extension re-ranks that feed using signals only you provide, the posts you like, read, mark "not interesting," or hide. Over time, your feed floats the writers and publications you actually care about to the top. How it works: • A small bar appears on each post in your Substack inbox: like, mark read, not interesting, and hide. • Your feedback builds a per-publication and per-author "affinity" score. • The feed is re-ranked in place — liked sources rise, ignored ones fall. • Hover any post's score to see exactly why it ranks where it does. Private by Design: • Everything runs on your device. Your feedback and ranking are stored locally in your browser (chrome.storage) and are never sent anywhere. • No account. No server. No tracking. No other users' data. • Export or import your signals as a JSON file anytime. Easy-to-use: • Auto-marks a post read when you open it (toggleable). • Hide posts you don't want; restore them anytime. • Tune how much each action counts from the options page. • Keyboard-accessible controls and reduced-motion support. Open your Substack inbox and the controls appear. That's it. Daily Briefing pAIa is not affiliated with or endorsed by Substack.