Soupcan.

Transphobe radar for Twitter

Taking back power from sealions and taking Twitter transphobes down a notch.

X-ray vision for bigots.

A browser extension powered by a community database of transphobes that anyone can contribute to. Approved reports mark transphobe usernames red. Support for Chrome- and Firefox-like browsers. Open source, and still being developed.

"Great extension. I have been using it for months, and have liked it more than a previous extension used for a similar thing."
- Anonymous Firefox Reviewer

What can it do for me?

Gives you the power to curate your feed by seeing at a glance who has been reported as transphobic.
Makes it obvious when you are being brigaded by transphobes.
Hide or blur content from red users
Disable ads on Twitter
And more features to come.

Community driven

Decide for yourself.

Soupcan's database is updated daily by reports submitted by Soupcan users. Make good reports, and your report strength grows. Make poor reports, and your report strength diminishes.

Reasons for reporting show up with the reports, and are accessible via a user's profile page, for transparency and accountability.

Users who are flagged can also be appealed - which functions in a similar way to reporting.

How do I use it?

Here is an introductory video, but you can also check out the FAQs page!