Follow the news.
Dodge the spoilers.
Two seasons behind on your favorite show? Saving the Valorant finals for the weekend? The internet doesn't care. We do: tell us where you are, and we hide the news ahead of you until you're ready.
How spoiler protection works
A spoiler ahead of you gets hidden
An article gives away more than you've seen? It stays in your feed, but under a shield that still names the show or tournament it's about. You know there's news; you don't learn what happened.
Tell us where you are
Pick the last episode you watched: one dialog, season by season, episode by episode. Watching a tournament? Tick off the matches you've already seen, day by day. Either way, we know exactly what's safe to show you.
Behind you opens up, ahead stays hidden
Everything you've seen reads like normal news. Everything past it keeps its shield until you catch up. Binge tonight, and tomorrow's feed keeps up with you.
Good to know
Peek anytime
Anything we hide is one click away. It's protection, not a babysitter.
Episode-level precision
We know which episode a spoiler belongs to, so we only hide the articles that are ahead of you, not every mention of the show.
Esports results, not game stories
In a tournament you follow, any article that gives away a result stays hidden until you've watched the match it spoils, even when it's a preview naming the finalists. A game's own story is another matter: we don't know how far you've played, so we can't protect it.
Safe by default
Haven't told us where you are with a show or a tournament? We hide everything about it, just in case. A tournament you don't care about takes one tap to dismiss.
And the rest of the feed? See how Topiks builds it.
Wondering what this costs? One plan, no ads: see pricing.