Narro
Principles

What we believe, and what we reject. The principles behind user-curated social media: the feed you build, not the one an algorithm builds for you.

  1. You followed them. That’s the whole algorithm.

    Narro shows posts from the profiles you added, and nothing else. No suggested posts, no “For You”, no injected accounts. The feed is exactly what you built: user-curated, not algorithm-curated.

    Codie Sanchez
    Humphrey Yang
    My First Million
    @levelsio
    Harvard Business Review
    Per My Last Email
    Gary Vay-Ner-Chuk
    National Geographic
    Y Combinator
    Paul Graham
  2. Chronological is a value, not a setting.

    Newest to oldest. That is the only order Narro uses. Nothing is reordered to maximize engagement, nothing is surfaced because it performed well on someone else’s feed.

  3. A feed that ends.

    Every feed has a bottom. You reach it, you are done. There is no recommendation engine standing by to fill the silence with something else you might click.

  4. Junk out, not just time out.

    We do not lecture you about screen time. Instead we remove what made the time feel wasted: AI filler, engagement bait, rage content, ads. What remains is the people you followed.

  5. No tracking. No data to sell.

    The business runs on subscriptions, not attention. You pay for the app; you are not the product. No algorithm. No ads. No tracking.

  6. A tool, not a game.

    No streaks, no badges, no slot-machine refresh. None of the gamification engineered to keep the session running one more minute. Narro is not trying to be sticky. It is trying to be useful.

  7. Take your feed anywhere.

    You are never locked into the Narro app. Every feed is a real RSS URL: read it in Feedly, Reeder, Inoreader, or any reader you use. Show it on your own site. The feed belongs to you.

  8. You don’t have to delete anything.

    Narro replaces the habit, not the apps. Keep Instagram for DMs. Keep TikTok for the funny videos your friend sent you. Keep Facebook for your aunt’s birthday. Just open Narro instead.

  9. We want to be useful and get out of the way.

    Our job is not to maximize your time in the app. It is to show you what your people posted, then let you go. When the feed ends, it ends.

Open Narro instead.

Narro is the user-curated social media app. Posts from the people you follow, in order, with no algorithm.

Build my feed.

Free for 14 days. No card required.

Common questions

What does Narro stand for?
Narro is a social media curation app. Add the profiles you follow on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Facebook, and LinkedIn — Narro shows their posts in order, with no algorithm, ads, or tracking. The name is the mission: narrowing the feed down to exactly the people you chose to follow.
Does Narro use an algorithm?
No. Narro shows posts from the profiles you added, in the order they were posted. There are no suggested posts, no "For You" ranking, no injected accounts. The only intelligence in the feed is yours: you decided who to follow.
Do I have to delete my other apps?
No. Narro replaces the habit, not the apps. Keep Instagram for DMs. Keep TikTok for the funny videos your friend sent you. Keep Facebook for your aunt's birthday. Just open Narro instead of opening the main feed.
Can I read my feed outside the Narro app?
Yes. Every Narro feed has a real RSS URL. Read it in Feedly, Reeder, Inoreader, or any reader that supports RSS. You are never locked into the Narro interface.
Does Narro track what I read?
No engagement scoring, no behavioral profile, no ad targeting. Narro stores what you follow so it can fetch new posts. That is the whole data model.
Where does the Narro feed end?
At the bottom. When you have seen every new post from the profiles you follow, the feed stops. There is no recommendation engine waiting to fill the silence. You close the app and move on.

Open Narro instead.

Free for 14 days. No card required.

Build my feed.