LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit and YouTube

What they actually meant

Decoder reads the professional-speak on LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram and tells you what the post is really saying.

Where it works. Posts on LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit and YouTube, where it adds a Decode button you click. For text from anywhere else, paste it into the popup.

Free to install. One payment for the paid features, no subscription.

linkedin.com/feed
Incredibly humbled to announce that after 14 months of late nights and failed pivots, we just closed our $2M seed round. When I walked away from my corporate salary two years ago, people thought I was crazy.
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A startup raised a $2M seed round. The founder left a corporate job two years ago to build it.

The cringe score is worked out on your own machine, before any request is made.

Incredibly humbled to announce that after 14 months of late nights and failed pivots, we just closed our $2M seed round.
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Someone gave us money, and I would like everyone to know how humble I was about it.

Three tones built in, or write your own.

I got a new job.
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I was not going to share this yet. Two years ago I walked away from a stable salary. Today I am thrilled to be stepping into my next chapter.

It also works in reverse, tuned per platform.

Example output. Real results depend on the page.

How it works

Set up once. No account, ever.

Step 01

Install it

Add Decoder to Chrome. No account, ever.

Step 02

Add your key

Paste your API key into the options page. Decoder checks it with one small request before you rely on it.

Step 03

Use it where you already are

"Incredibly humbled and blessed to announce my next chapter" becomes "I got a new job."

What it does

What they actually meant

The translation

"Incredibly humbled and blessed to announce my next chapter" becomes "I got a new job."

A cringe score that costs nothing

A local, offline reading of how performative a post is. No request, no wait, no charge.

Your own model, your own key

Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, or a local Ollama model. Decoder is the interface, not the bill.

Use whichever model you like

Claude or OpenAI if you already have a key, Gemini if you prefer, or Ollama on your own machine for no per-use cost at all.

You use your own API key, and the request goes straight from your browser to the provider you picked. There is no server in between, because a key shipped inside an extension is a key anyone can read out of the zip.

You pay your provider directly, at their rates. Running it locally with Ollama costs nothing per use. radrebeldeveloper receives nothing: not the page text, not an identifier, not a count of how often you use it.

Pricing

One price. Pay once. Use forever.

Free

The offline cringe score on every post.

No subscription. Judgments are never metered: you are paying for your own inference already, so capping them would be charging you twice.

Free to install. One payment for the paid features, no subscription.

Questions

The ones worth answering.

Why do I need my own API key?

Because a key shipped inside an extension is a key anyone can read out of the zip. Yours stays yours, and so does the spend. Claude or OpenAI if you already have a key, Gemini if you prefer, or Ollama on your own machine for no per-use cost at all.

What does it actually cost to run?

You pay your provider directly, at their rates. Running it locally with Ollama costs nothing per use.

Which browsers?

Chrome. It is published on the Chrome Web Store.

What if it is not what I wanted?

Email contact@radrebeldeveloper.com within 14 days and you get your money back. No explanation needed.