Side by side
| Feature | Zenfeed | Clarity |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, no tiers | Free |
| Platforms | LinkedIn, X/Twitter, YouTube | YouTube only |
| Account required | No | No |
| AI-content detection method | Local keyword/phrase sweep — no account or data sharing needed | Auto-detection plus an optional shared/community blocklist that improves filtering over time via crowdsourcing |
| Promoted + Suggested filtering | Yes, toggle per category | Not part of its stated feature set |
| Keyword blocking | Yes — custom keyword list | None |
| Timed auto-restore | Yes — 15/30/60 min or a custom duration, everything comes back automatically when the timer ends | No |
Why someone might choose Zenfeed
Zenfeed covers LinkedIn and X in addition to YouTube, and adds promoted/suggested filtering and custom keyword blocking, none of which are part of Clarity's stated feature set. Zenfeed's AI detection is also entirely local — no account, and nothing about your feed gets shared to improve a shared model.
Why someone might still want Clarity
Clarity's community blocklist is a real, meaningful difference: users can label AI channels to contribute to a shared list that improves detection over time, something Zenfeed's local-only keyword approach doesn't do at all. Clarity is purpose-built for YouTube specifically, with a one-click toggle and a daily counter of videos blocked, on Home, Shorts, and recommendations. It's worth noting Clarity's install base is small — 1,000 users and 4.2★ from 10 ratings — so that track record is thinner than the other tools in this comparison series, and its developer states plainly that "filtering may not be perfect."
Source
Clarity facts above (pricing, platforms, ratings) are from its live Chrome Web Store listing, checked July 24, 2026: 4.2★ (10 ratings), 1,000 users, updated January 29, 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Zenfeed detect AI content the same way Clarity does?
No. Zenfeed detects AI content locally through keyword and phrase matching, with no account or data sharing involved. Clarity uses automatic detection plus an optional community blocklist that improves over time as users label AI channels, a crowdsourced approach Zenfeed's local-only method doesn't use.
Is there a Chrome extension that filters AI content on LinkedIn and X, not just YouTube?
Yes, Zenfeed. Clarity only works on YouTube, detecting AI-generated videos there. Zenfeed's Rest from AI feature works across LinkedIn, X, and YouTube, not just one platform, temporarily hiding posts that match AI-related keywords and phrases, then automatically restoring everything once the timer ends.