Algoright

Founder’s note

I built Algoright AI because every "focus" extension I tried was all-or-nothing — block YouTube entirely, or don't block anything at all. That's not actually the problem. The problem is a specific kind of content: clickbait, Shorts, outrage bait, doomscroll fodder. So instead of another blunt site-blocker, I built something that reads what's actually in your feed — title, channel, category — and lets you filter by content type instead of nuking the whole platform. You can still watch the one video you came for without falling into the recommended-video hole after it. It started as something I needed myself. I kept opening YouTube for one thing and losing forty minutes to Shorts. I wanted a tool that respected that I still needed the platform for real things — learning, work, music — just not the parts designed to keep me scrolling. Who I want to reach: people who've already tried the "just delete the app" advice and know it doesn't work, because they still need these platforms for real reasons. Students protecting study time, remote workers protecting deep-work blocks, anyone who's decided their feed shouldn't get to pick what they watch next.