Try it on a staff computer
Install MuteThis in desktop Chrome and test it on ordinary public pages. Before student use, check age eligibility, family involvement and school privacy and device rules.
For schools · Desktop Chrome alpha
Help students see less upsetting content online.
MuteThis hides unwanted topics on supported websites in desktop Chrome. Choose the topics to hide; the person browsing can reveal a covered item or turn filtering off.
A tool your staff can try first
Choose what
gets hidden.
When a student wants to see less of an upsetting topic, MuteThis can cover matching content while they browse. Try it on a staff computer before deciding whether it is suitable for your students.
For school counselors, teachers and student-support teams.
Topic rules can hide text and still images. Word and phrase rules hide matching text. You choose which websites to use them on.
Choose what to hide
Add a topic to cover related text and still images. Add a word or phrase rule for text-only matching on the device. Choose which websites to include.
Reveal content or turn it off
Reveal a covered item when you want to see it. Change a rule or turn filtering off when you no longer need it.
See how it works
Hidden content.
One click to reveal it.
Try revealing and hiding the content below. This is a sample, so you do not need to install anything.
THE DAILY EDIT
A slower way to spend Sunday
A simple walk can change the tone of your whole day. Without a schedule or a specific goal, it gives you space to notice what’s around you.
It’s an easy way to be more present, right where you are. A different route, a new street, or even a familiar trail can make the ordinary feel a little more interesting.
Can it stop cyberbullying?
No. MuteThis may cover content that matches a chosen rule, but it can miss things. It does not stop someone from sending harmful messages. Keep reporting tools, evidence preservation and support from school staff in place.
Where does it work?
It works on supported text and still images on websites you choose in desktop Chrome. It does not cover every website, video or app. AI can miss unwanted content or hide something you wanted to see.
Is my browsing content sent to AI?
For topic rules, selected page text, images and your rules are sent through MuteThis to the chosen AI provider. That can include private content on signed-in pages. Word and phrase rules check text on your device without sending it for AI review.
Read the privacy detailsWhat else should I check?
MuteThis does not monitor students or lock their settings. It does not include a system for managing every school device.
Topic rules need a connected account and available AI checks. Word and phrase rules work on text without AI checks. MuteThis starts paused after installation; turn it on when you are ready.
See pricing and included checksTalk to the people building MuteThis
See it in a
15-minute demo.
Tell Vincent your school and who would join a 15-minute demo. Leave out student names and private incidents.
Email Vincentvincent@mutethis.com
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