Only what you approved.
Nothing you didn't.

Narro is user-curated social media. Add the profiles you want to follow on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Facebook, or LinkedIn, and Narro shows their posts in the order they were posted. No need to create accounts on social media platforms, and Narro has no comment sections, no messaging, and no recommendations.

It's a safer way to use social media.

What's the safest way to follow social media accounts?

Avoid installing the platform apps or creating platform accounts. Add the public profiles you want to Narro instead: it shows only their posts, in order, with no algorithm, no comment sections, no direct messages, and no recommendations. No platform builds a profile of you.

Safe by design, not a filter

Only what you approved can appear

A feed contains exactly the profiles you added. There's no recommendation engine, no trending tab, no "suggested for you."

No comments, no DMs

Narro shows posts without their comment sections, and it has no messaging. There's no way for a stranger to reach you through the app.

No platform accounts

Narro follows public profiles without a platform login. No account means no engagement history, no interest profile, no ad targeting.

A feed that ends

Posts appear in the order they were posted. When you've caught up, the feed stops. No infinite scroll.

Click-outs open signed out

Some posts are best viewed on the platform, so Narro links out to the browser. With no account, you arrive signed out: no personalized feed, no DMs, nothing learning from the visit.

A safer setup

The safest setup isn't the platform apps plus limits. It's no platform apps at all.

  1. Uninstall the platform apps

    TikTok, Instagram, Facebook. The algorithm, the comments, and the DMs live in the apps.

  2. Skip the accounts

    Narro follows public profiles without a platform account. Nothing to log into, no profile being built about you.

  3. Add the accounts worth keeping

    The creators, teams, friends, and publications you'd miss. They're the only thing that will appear in the feed.

  4. Open Narro instead

    Same accounts, none of the machinery.

For a teen, or for yourself

Whether the feed is a teen's or your own, it works the same way: the profiles that were added, their posts, and nothing else.

What the account-free setup gets you

  • Only posts from the profiles you added. Nothing recommended, nothing trending.
  • No comment sections, no direct messages.
  • No platform accounts, so no ad profile and no engagement tracking.
  • Posts in order, in a feed that ends.
  • One setup covers Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Common questions

Is Narro safer than using Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook directly?
Narro shows only the posts from profiles that were added to a feed, in the order they were posted. There are no comment sections, no direct messages, no recommendations, and no platform accounts. If a profile wasn't added, its posts can't appear.
Do I need Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook accounts to use Narro?
No. Narro follows public profiles on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Facebook, and LinkedIn without a platform login. You can uninstall those apps and skip their accounts entirely.
Can content I didn't approve show up in the feed?
No. A feed contains exactly the profiles you added. An added profile shows whatever it posts, so the real curation decision is which profiles you trust enough to add.
Are there comments or direct messages in Narro?
No. Narro shows posts without their comment sections, and it has no messaging, so there's no way for a stranger to reach you through the app.
What happens when a post links out to the platform?
It opens in the browser, signed out. There's no platform account, so no personalized feed, no DMs, and no algorithm learning from the visit.
Does Narro track viewers or build an interest profile?
No. Narro doesn't track users, doesn't sell data, and doesn't rank posts by engagement. Posts appear in the order they were posted.
Can teenagers use Narro?
Narro is for ages 13 and up. A teen's feed works like anyone's: added profiles only, no comments, no DMs, no recommendations.
How is this different from a parental-control or screen-time app?
Those tools limit time on feeds that stay risky underneath. Narro replaces the feed itself: comments, DMs, and recommendations don't exist in it. It's a different feed, not a monitoring tool.

Delete the apps. Keep the accounts you love.

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