Feedbreak vs SocialFocus
SocialFocus hides feeds on several big sites and has a paid Safari app on iPhone. Feedbreak aims at the same job with more sites, faster fixes and habit tools.
Side by side
| Feature | Feedbreak | SocialFocus |
|---|---|---|
| Sites | YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X, Reddit, LinkedIn and TikTok | YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X and Reddit |
| Price | Free for every hide. Pro from $3.99/mo, $29/yr or $49 once | Free tier with in-app purchase; paid Safari app for iOS |
| Track record | New. Store listings are not live yet | Around 80K Chrome users and a 4.6 rating from 206 reviews (October 2026) |
| When a site changes | Rules update remotely, usually within hours | Updates through the store |
| Habit tools | Budgets, schedules, friction, intention prompts, save for later in Pro | Mostly hiding |
| Safari | Planned; one-time $4.99 on the App Store | Paid iOS Safari app, rated 3.9 |
| Why-hidden labels | On every hidden area, with Show once and Always show | Not a focus |
User counts and ratings are as listed on store pages in October 2026 and change weekly. We try to be fair; tell us if we got something wrong.
Where SocialFocus is strong
SocialFocus has been out longer, covers the most popular feed sites, and offers an iPhone Safari app, which is something Feedbreak is still preparing.
Where Feedbreak is different
Feedbreak covers LinkedIn and TikTok as well, shows why anything is hidden, and puts every hide in the free plan. Pro adds structure: schedules, daily budgets and a pause before you undo a hide.
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Questions
It does its core job and has real users, including a paid Safari app that has clearly found demand. Feedbreak tries to add faster rule fixes, LinkedIn and TikTok, and habit tools.
Safari on iPhone is planned through the App Store. It is not available yet.
Hiding is free. Pro is $3.99 a month, $29 a year or $49 once.
No. It never reads page text, URLs, titles or account names.
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