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Updated 20 September 2026 · contact hello@noslop.lolIn one paragraph
NoSlop for LinkedIn is a free Chrome extension that hides AI-generated posts in the LinkedIn feed. Every post gets a small "% AI" badge; anything over the user's threshold collapses into a one-line card that reopens with one click. Out of the box it runs pattern rules entirely on the user's device. An optional mode, Slop Score, sends post text to a server run by NoSlop, where Jev, a small decision model from TypeSafe AI, rates it on four dimensions: AI-written, engagement bait, fake story, and recruiter or sales spam. It has one browser permission, no account, no analytics, and stores no post text. Made by Abdumajid Rashidov, a senior AI engineer based in Cambridge, UK.
Facts
- Launched September 2026 on the Chrome Web Store; Microsoft Edge Add-ons listing in certification.
- Scoring latency: under a second end to end. Cost: about $0.00004 per post.
- Calibration set: 24 labelled posts, half human, half generated, including Russian and Uzbek. Human posts scored 6 to 16 percent, generated ones 44 to 89 percent, with no false positives at the default threshold.
- Thresholds: Lenient 80 percent, Balanced 65 percent (default), Strict 50 percent.
- Not affiliated with LinkedIn Corporation.
Demo
21 seconds, fictional feed, no real people's posts. MP4 (1200×750) · GIF (960 px)

Screenshots (1280×800, PNG)
- Feed with badges and a collapsed post
- Four dimensions in the badge tooltip
- The popup: threshold slider and Slop Score
- Privacy summary
Logo and marks
- Logo, SVG · Logo, 300×300 PNG
- Banner, 1400×560 · Social card, 1200×630
- Wordmark: "NoSlop" with "Slop" in red (#FF3B30) on paper (#F5F4F0). Product name in text: NoSlop for LinkedIn.
Quotes you may use
"LinkedIn is where AI-generated text went to live. NoSlop hides it." — Abdumajid Rashidov, maker
"A high score means the post reads like generated text, not that the author used AI. Every hidden post is one click away." — from the product description
Interviews, the eval data, or a screen recording on a real feed: hello@noslop.lol. Usual reply time is a day.