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A quiet reader for a loud web
The article. Nothing else.
Paste a link. Hush retrieves the page from a private edge server, removes the trackers, banners and clutter before your browser ever sees them, and settles the words into comfortable type.
One link in. One clean page out.
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You paste a link.
Your request goes to a private edge function, and the site is fetched from there. It never sees your address, your referrer or your fingerprint — as far as it knows, nobody came.
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We strip it at the edge.
Scripts, styles, frames and trackers are cut from the raw HTML before a single byte is streamed to your browser. There is nothing left to phone home.
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You just read.
Readability distills the page to what it was actually about — title, byline, words and pictures — set in calm typography. Close the tab and it's gone. Nothing was stored.
Proof over promises
Reading is nobody's business but your own.
Most readers add a layer. Hush removes one — the part where a dozen companies learn what you read. Every claim below is a header or a route in one small file of code you can read over coffee.
no-referrerThe site you're reading never learns where you came from — or that you exist at all.
edge strippingScripts, styles and frames are removed with a streaming HTML rewriter before the page is sent to you.
proxied assetsArticle images — and even the fonts on this page — arrive through the edge. Your browser opens zero connections to anyone else.
no-storeArticles are never cached or logged. When you close the tab, they are gone.
nonce + cspEvery page load gets a fresh nonce and a strict content-security policy. Nothing runs that wasn't meant to.