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🕗 Your feed with a cadence

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<h1 align="center">🕗 hardly everything</h1>
<div align="center"><strong>your feed with a cadence</strong></div>
<div align="center"><a href="http://hardlyeverything.com">hardlyeverything.com</a></div>

## Features

- **amplify**: be reminded of the quiet things
- **suppress**: rate limit the loud things
- **prioritize**: use periods of rest with custom intervals
- **customize**: choose your own colors and typography
- **ownership**: no database; only local-storage

## Philosophy

Popular apps and sites often share a common element today; *the feed*. It looks like Facebook’s timeline, or Buzzfeed’s homepage—an endlessly updating stream of content, designed to keep you returning, and spending more time.

**Hardly Everything** attempts to circumvent these corporate feeds by supplying you with an *anti-feed*. Your feed closely resembles those already familiar—a scrolling list, at essence. You add things to this list, but when doing so prioritize their importance to you by defining a period of **rest**.

After clicking an entry, it disappears from your feed for the duration of it’s rest. Your feed updates once per day, there is never something new until tomorrow, a natural cycle, shared by a period of another kind of rest.

Your entries can rest anywhere from a day to a year. Link to a page you like to revisit often, or a page you want to remember in a few months. Link to something once every year, to free you from the impulse, if you’d like.

This tool is not a rejection of an interface, but a prompt to question who the interface serves, and why. It is also meant to be immediately useful, and hopefully you will find it that way, too.

## Access

You can use Hardly Everything by visiting [https://hardlyeverything.com](https://hardlyeverything.com), [dat://hardlyeverything.com](dat://hardlyeverything.com), and it’s [unique Dat hash](dat://a1c54e094020e2f898b6061ed9c0dbe60d4d18612b4226d9c916011c415f7875). [Dat](http://datproject.org) is a distributed data protocol being used to build the future of the p2p/decentralized web.

## Todo

Hardly Everything is in active development:

### 2.2.0

- [ ] Better p2p/local ui
- [ ] Internationalization
- [ ] Entropy option
- [ ] Auto-hide option

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