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Doomscroll Filter
A free, no-signup tool from SuperX: pick a niche and Jev reads the last three days of X posts, asks five questions per post in one pass, and sorts each one into Read, Skim or Pass with a clarity percentage.
- Reading time
- 2 min
- Published by
- Community
- Author
- Rob Hallam
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
- Platforms
- Browser
Highlights
- One pass per post answers five questions: specific, new, engagement bait, promo, platitude.
- Output is Read, Skim or Pass, and the percentage on a Read shows how clear the call was.
- Runs over the last three days of public X posts in the niche you pick, then stops instead of scrolling on.
- The run panel counts posts read, questions answered, worth-reading posts, elapsed time and cost.
- SuperX applies the same three-way sort to posts you would reply to; the filter is the read-only version.
Watch out
Grounded in the superx.so page captured on 2026-10-15 with its Jev niche available in the picker; no run had executed at capture time, so the counters read zero and the page offers no measured accuracy, latency or cost figures.
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A free tool on superx.so: you pick a niche, Jev reads a batch of the last three days of public X posts, and each post is sorted into Read, Skim or Pass so you can stop scrolling yourself.
Five questions per post in one pass: whether it says something specific, whether it is new rather than a repeat, whether it is engagement bait, whether it is selling something, and whether it is a platitude.
Posts land in Read, Skim or Pass; the percentage shown on a Read reflects how clear the call was, and the greyed-out posts are the ones the tool suggests you leave alone.
No signup and no price are shown, and the run panel counts cost per run—displayed as $0.0000 before any posts are scored—so you can watch what each pass spends.
The filter scores one batch and stops, which the page presents as the point: unlike a feed it does not keep serving more, so you rerun it when you want another pass.
SuperX applies the same three-way sort to the X posts you would reply to, so you only show up for the replies worth making; the Doomscroll Filter is the read-only version for finding what is worth reading.
It is Rob Hallam's tool hosted on SuperX, free and account-free. The captured page includes no accuracy claims or benchmarks, so treat its Read, Skim and Pass calls as suggestions you can disagree with.
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