
Jean did three lengths at 7am, called it “bracing”, then went straight to the kiosk for a bacon roll.

Alcove for Android and iPhone is on its way. Get told first
Pick what you’d rather not read about. Alcove quietly keeps it out of every page and feed.
Chrome first. Android and iPhone next.
In Alcove, you never see it at all.
No gaps, no labels. Your feed simply carries on.
The internet shouldn’t be something you brace yourself for. Alcove takes out the few things you’d rather not see, so you can stay for everything else.

Thirteen topics in calm, plain words, or add your own. On every web page you visit. Change your mind any time. Nothing is ever deleted.

On every web page, as each post, story or result appears, Alcove checks it against your topics right there on your computer. Nothing is sent anywhere.

No labels where posts were, no counts, no reminders. You just scroll, and the internet feels a little kinder.
Alcove keeps out posts that talk about these. Change your mind any time. Nothing is ever deleted.
A preview. In Alcove, your choices are saved on your device, and nothing is ever deleted.
If harmful content itself turns up in your feed, Alcove keeps it out of view too, along with the conversations around it. Removing it from the internet is the platforms’ job, and you can still report it to them. Alcove reads words today; pictures with no words around them can’t be judged yet, and we’re building that now.
Every web page you visit, from feeds to news and comments.
The apps you use most, with your topics in sync.
A calm browser for your phone, with the same topics.
Not affiliated with any of these services. Alcove works alongside them.
They never leave your device.
Your topics, words and settings live on your device, not on our servers. There is no profile to build and nothing to sell.
No one is told what you hid, or that you hid anything at all. Not the apps you use, not your friends, not us.
On Chrome today. Android and iPhone next.
Get told the day it’s on your phone.