I replaced Substack's algorithm with a chronological feed of new posts
Chronological Substack feed with 130k pubs, no algorithmic slop.

Anti-algorithm feed that still uses AI to tag everything, which feels contradictory.
Users fatigued by engagement-optimized social media feeds
Mastodon · Bluesky · Ello
Yet sometimes I want to share something and I want people to get a reasonable chance of finding it. Sure, I can start a blog or an X account (which obviously I have) but when I post something, usually nobody sees it or interacts with it.
So... I've built Cosmos47 - a public social feed that shows all posts chronologically. One feed that appears the same to all users, from all over the world. No algorithm or ranking people by popularity.
All posts are analyzed with AI and each post gets tagged with its language, topics, tone, format, length, location, and other characteristics. Readers can then filter the feed themselves (if they wish). The idea is distribution through relevance rather than popularity.
Full Disclosure The entire website was built using AI tools, including the frontend, backend, and much of the work required to make a client-rendered app accessible to search engines. The main platform was Base44, but I've used their MCP (with ChatGPT 5.6 Sol) and added a Cloudflare layer that returns crawler-readable public pages, metadata and sitemaps.
It’s still an early experiment. Most of the content currently on the platform is actually AI slop test content that I created to test multilingual feeds, filtering, moderation, embeds, search and indexing. I’m not trying to present this as an existing community and my next challenge is to attract real people who genuinely want to try it out.
I’d appreciate any feedback you want to share!
Chronological Substack feed with 130k pubs, no algorithmic slop.
12-hour delay on loosening restrictions prevents late-night impulse decisions.
Complete algorithm-free YouTube workflow from feed to player, FreeTube doesn't match.
Chronological feeds only reject the algorithmic engagement model dominating the Fediverse.
Social rec app fighting short-form content proliferation, but lacks differentiator.
Another algorithm-free social feed in a space with Mastodon and Lemmy already.