FluffSift

Flags long LinkedIn posts that read like generic, low-value writing. Scoring stays on this device.

FluffSift flags long LinkedIn posts that rely on stock phrases, repeated wording and familiar writing formulas. Each flag explains the patterns it found, so you can decide whether to keep reading. Choose how flagged posts appear By default, FluffSift adds a small “Generic-style” badge and leaves the post visible. For posts marked “High,” you can choose to dim the text or collapse the post. “Medium” matches remain visible with a badge. You can also: - Open a flag to see why the post was marked. - Adjust how readily FluffSift flags posts. - Remove a flag using “Looks human.” - Hide an individual post using “Hide this one.” - Turn FluffSift off to restore your feed. Your settings and choices for individual posts are remembered on your device. Posts are checked locally FluffSift processes post text in your browser. It does not upload post text or browsing activity, and you do not need a FluffSift account. What to expect FluffSift checks writing patterns. It cannot determine whether AI wrote a post or whether the information is correct. Useful posts can share these patterns too, which is why you can review the reasons and override a flag. The current version checks English-language posts on LinkedIn feed and individual post pages in Chrome on desktop. Not affiliated with LinkedIn.