A Kinder Internet is a Safari extension that quietly hides abusive comments before you ever read them.
It works on Reddit, X, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and the comment sections buried under most news articles — reading each comment on your device with Apple Intelligence and hiding the cruel ones from the thread.
You pick how strict it is; everything else stays exactly as it was.
Blocklists miss the cruelty that spells everything correctly. A Kinder Internet judges what a comment actually says, so the polite-sounding insult gets caught and the harmless swear word doesn't.
Every comment is read by Apple Intelligence, right here on your Mac or iPhone. No server, no account, no log — just Safari and the model .
Only comments are ever hidden — never the post you came for. Kind replies under a hostile comment stay right where they were, so conversations still make sense with the worst of them gone.
No. Every comment is judged by Apple Intelligence's on-device model, running inside Safari on your Mac or iPhone. There's no server, no account, and no log. Nothing you read ever leaves your device — that's not a policy we promise, it's how the extension is built.
Reddit, X, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Hacker News, Lobsters, and Imgur — plus the comment sections most news sites embed (Disqus, OpenWeb, Viafoura), so it keeps working on articles you didn't expect it to.
It only ever touches comments and replies. The post, video, or article you came for is never hidden, no matter what it says. And when a hostile comment has kind replies underneath, only the hostile one goes — the replies stay, with a small marker so the thread still makes sense.
You also choose how sensitive it is:
Maximum hides anything unkind
Balanced catches moderate abuse and worse
Minimal steps in only for the genuinely vile
Comments are covered for a beat while the model reads them, then appear normally. If a verdict ever takes too long, the comment is shown rather than held back. The extension is designed to disappear when you're not thinking about it.
Yes. There's a master switch and a per-site switch in the popup, so you can keep it on everywhere but off in the one community you trust. The popup also shows how much it's hidden today and all time.
Safari on a Mac or iPhone with Apple Intelligence turned on. If it isn't enabled, the extension tells you plainly instead of quietly filtering nothing. A Kinder Internet is $2/month or $20/year.
A Kinder Internet is currently only able to work on the Safari browser.
